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Free energy?

enrico.migchels

Hi there,

 

There are several posts on the Internet from people who claim to have found the energy 'holy grail'. Meaning machines which convert energy from one form the another without loss or even with energy gain. What do we do which such claims as there is no one who has produced a machine that is in normal use somewhere by someone.

 

Personally i am strong non-believer of free energy devices, as they seem to contradict the law's of physicsas as we know them.

 

Please share your idea's and comments on this topic.

 

Best regards,

 

Enrico Migchels

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  • Personally,

    I find the idea of having endless energy source to be converted to others is possible but not in near future for big scaled devices. Because we are missing the others while thinking about others( eg solar power). Technology is speeding up with nano-scale studies and production. I think we can use a nanotube to create energy by just using the vibration of its own. The things that we know in the name of science is just a droplet from the ocean. For instance how a molecular robots are getting their energy to move ?(I don't exactly know). On the other hand we'll be using superconducting wires everywhere soon to avoid the loss on transportation, and we are developing more efficient supercaps to store.

    I am sure that we are going to get our energy for free by just letting do the nature's job.

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  • Personally,

    I find the idea of having endless energy source to be converted to others is possible but not in near future for big scaled devices. Because we are missing the others while thinking about others( eg solar power). Technology is speeding up with nano-scale studies and production. I think we can use a nanotube to create energy by just using the vibration of its own. The things that we know in the name of science is just a droplet from the ocean. For instance how a molecular robots are getting their energy to move ?(I don't exactly know). On the other hand we'll be using superconducting wires everywhere soon to avoid the loss on transportation, and we are developing more efficient supercaps to store.

    I am sure that we are going to get our energy for free by just letting do the nature's job.

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  • in reply to electrophys

    Sadly, nothing is free!

     

    The energy may be freely available, but it still takes technology and infrastructure to capture and use.  Yes technology will eventually come to our aid, but right now we cannot predict exactly when to solutions will appear.

     

    That said, as long as we continue to search for solutions, the better chance we have to find useful applications along the way.

     

    Just a thought,

    DAB