I just read a youtube comment that gave me stage twenty cancer: "The law of conservation of energy cannot be used as an argument against the existence of perpetual motion machines."
>nigga what
What makes people believe in things like perpetual motion machines and flat earth to the point where their head is so far up their own ass that they somehow come up with endless counters to any logic?
He is right.
conservation of energy is not the law that precludes perpetual motion machines.
Its only when you bring the 2nd law into play that perpetual motion becomes impossible
>>9092846
Elaborate.
>>9092854
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A-QgGXbDyR0&user=TEDEducation
>>9092854
some energy is lost as heat
>>9092840
Conservation of Energy only prevents a specific subset of Perpetual Motion Machines. You're thinking of Entropy.
>>9092846
No. He's right and not just because the second law comes into play. Several times, observation didn't fit the theory, and physics had to be changed. Thermodynamics is not protected from this possible fate.
A closed system does not exist in nature, there is a sea of energy permeating all reality, Tesla was not a liar.
>>9094580
>Universe is still a closed system
Unless it was made by God.
Figure that one out.
>>9094593
Still a closed system unless you think god intervenes directly.
>>9094571
At the moment, the predictions that it makes are valid beyond interpretation. There is nothing to even base an assumption on that the model is incorrect.
>>9094617
>valid beyond interpretation
What's this buzzword?
>>9092854
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_law_of_thermodynamics
>>9092840
>Its only when you bring the 2nd law into play that perpetual motion becomes impossible
>perpetual motion machine
life?
>>9092840
Perpetual Motion Machines are possible and I will make a working one within 5 years.
It technically isn't perpetual motion at all, but it could last for millions of years and pass off at "perpetual"
>>9094654
thats already been made, its called space probes
>>9094654
>It technically isn't perpetual motion at all, but it could last for millions of years and pass off at "perpetual"
by the laws of scale it is not perpetual
>>9092870
>TED