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The Free Energy Archive
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This website currently undergoing a conversion for
compatibility with browsers on MacIntosh computers.
Perpetual motion machines seem the only thing changing.
Note to self: re-activate that row of buttons down there.
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Breaking The Law by Peter Weiss
Science News
October 7, 2000
1 Page: 234
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Despite centuries of hopeful inventors the
laws of thermodynamics have held. But now,
several groups scientist think that quantum
mechanics may allow violations of the second
law to occur in small scale systems releasing
tiny amounts of energy.
This article begins with a review of the laws
of thermodynamics and maxwell's demon,
explores three proposed systems, and ends
with objections raised by other scientist.
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Armen E. Allahverdyan
§ Bjarne Andresen
§ Mikhail Anisimov
Jiri Bok
§ Vladislav Cápek
§ Richard P. Feynman
§ James Clerk Maxwell
Theo M. Nieuwenhuizen
§ Alexey V. Nikulov
§ John Ross
§ Igor M. Sokolov
Barbara M. Terhal
§ William G. Unruh
§ Gene Wells
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CEA/Saclay
§ IBM T. J. Watson Research Center
Russian Academy of Sciences' Institute
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Anharmonic Vibration
§ Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle
Brownian Motion
§ Quantum Thermodynamics
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Czech Journal of Physics
§ Physical Review Letters
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Aqua - Motion
by D. J. Adams
Studio334.com
January, 2001
Web Page
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The aqua - motion resembles buoyant perpetual
motion machines of the past hundred years,
years, but the operation relies on a different
false premise - air expelled into water at any
depth requires the same amount of work - and
bad measurements. Because the divers breath
in air with the same pressure as the water pressure
at their depth, they need only exert a small force
breathing out air; likewise the graph of water
pressure with depth in a column should have
been linear. Feel the nostalgia.
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United States Patent And Trademark Office
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Will Someone Build A Perpetual Motion Machine
by Michale D. Lemonick
Time Magazine
April 10, 2001
1 Page: 71
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A short article detailing the irresistibility
of perpetual motion machines and the
mechanical impossibility of breaking
laws of thermodynamics. Plus, a brief
history of the field from the depths of
the sixteenth century water-wheel design
to the twentieth century attempts such
as zero point energy and shrinking atoms.
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Albert Einstein
§ Robert Fludd
§ Randal Mills
§ Joseph Newman
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Physics Today
§ United States Patent And Trademark Office
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Hydrinos
§ Zero Point Energy/Fields
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Theory of Magnetic Instability
by Stewart A. Harris
1993
Web Page
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Ignore the personal theories and go for the
wonderful gigantic image files at the bottom
of the page. Notice, on the down side gravity
does a fine job of pulling against the magnets,
but on the up side gravity gets a little lazy.
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Marion Bowman
§ James Clerk Maxwell
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Department Of Energy
§ National Aeronautics And Space Administration
National Bureau Of Standards
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Entropy
§ Monopole
§ Newton's Third Law
§ Quantum Physics
§ Vortex
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Disclaimer:
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This is not a solicitation for investment funds.
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1911 Scientific American
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Future performance in the fields of cold fusion,
free energy, perpetual motion, and zero point
energy will very much reflect past performance.
If you're looking for a place to invest your money,
try the government, as it grows boom time or bust.
However, if money does not buy either love or
happiness, I'll probably get different results.
The author makes no claims that any of the devices
described on this web page will work or produce
anything other than frustration. If you build said
devices and get more energy out than you put in,
then it's your own damn fault.
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Copyright by John Kevin Lockard
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June 15, 2001
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