Re:Perpetual motion?
by steveitis on Saturday February 06, 2010 @01:38AM
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"The author charitably attributes the inability for such a system to be energy neutral to "engineering problems," but I think it's pretty clear that there are also physical laws that make this impossible."
Why not just use a electromagnetic system? Electons with mass down, and em-waves without mass up? Then it's not impossible, just very small forces and superconductors.
Failing that why not use quantum teleportation?
There are several ways to move a subatomic particle in a massless way, and then return it to having mass at a distance.
EDIT My point is to say that the specifics of the enginerring aren't the real question. The real question is "Why doesn't the essential CONCEPT work"?
Why not just use a electromagnetic system? Electons with mass down, and em-waves without mass up? Then it's not impossible, just very small forces and superconductors.
Failing that why not use quantum teleportation?
There are several ways to move a subatomic particle in a massless way, and then return it to having mass at a distance.
EDIT My point is to say that the specifics of the enginerring aren't the real question. The real question is "Why doesn't the essential CONCEPT work"?