How to make an infinite loop using water cans

[afacc123]

 

[jajjanaka_jandri]

39 minutes ago, afacc123 said:

 

things like this make me wonder. Good post!

[pittagoda]

2 minutes ago, jajjanaka_jandri said:

things like this make me wonder. Good post!

Avadu ba. Faking

[Somedude]

13 minutes ago, jajjanaka_jandri said:

things like this make me wonder. Good post!

@jajjanaka_jandri Google about perpetual motion. It has been studied extensively in the past including ancient India (not vedas and purunas which are devioid of logic) to come up with perpetual motion machines (bhaskara's wheel by Bhaskara - mathematican).  It doesn't work. They break laws of thermodynamics (1st and 2nd).

[dasari4kntr]

That doesn’t work...still that concept is myth in science...Its doesn’t follow basic physics laws...lot of scientists tried this kind of things since ages...

check the “continuous perpetual motion”...

if that concept works...lot of things would change...it could be bigger invention than ever...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_motion

[Somedude]

46 minutes ago, dasari4kntr said:

That doesn’t work...still that concept is myth in science...Its doesn’t follow basic physics laws...lot of scientists tried this kind of things since ages...

check the “continuous perpetual motion”...

if that concept works...lot of things would change...it could be bigger invention than ever...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_motion

Best explaination here.

 

[jetwings]

15 minutes ago, dasari4kntr said:

 

if that concept works...lot of things would change...it could be bigger invention than ever...

h

Free energy forever.

[afacc123]

It’s just a post to me

surprised to see a whole society of philosophical inventory guys inputs boggles me more than the post itself 

why care if it works 

something in your line of work or interest never mind what I say 

[jajjanaka_jandri]

3 hours ago, Somedude said:

@jajjanaka_jandri Google about perpetual motion. It has been studied extensively in the past including ancient India (not vedas and purunas which are devioid of logic) to come up with perpetual motion machines (bhaskara's wheel by Bhaskara - mathematican).  It doesn't work. They break laws of thermodynamics (1st and 2nd).

 

3 hours ago, dasari4kntr said:

That doesn’t work...still that concept is myth in science...Its doesn’t follow basic physics laws...lot of scientists tried this kind of things since ages...

check the “continuous perpetual motion”...

if that concept works...lot of things would change...it could be bigger invention than ever...

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perpetual_motion

 

 

entha talent undira db la, eppudu soodu sodhi politics gurinchi matladtharu... thanks for sharing guys

[afacc123]

Ye putta lo emundo 

aa sivayyake eruka 

[kasi]

5 hours ago, afacc123 said:

 

BS post, common sense use cheyandra babu.......min 3 buckets fill cheykunda.........all 4 buckets 3/4th yala fill avutundhi 

#errifuk spotted 

[kasi]

4 hours ago, afacc123 said:

It’s just a post to me

surprised to see a whole society of philosophical inventory guys inputs boggles me more than the post itself 

why care if it works 

something in your line of work or interest never mind what I say 

this the same reason why babas are famous 

iythea poyi ramdev baba gadi covid medicine use chey

[kasi]

1 hour ago, afacc123 said:

Ye putta lo emundo 

aa sivayyake eruka 

nee burra matram no gujji ani ee DB ki eruka ippudu.....

[Anta Assamey]

[Ellen]

5 hours ago, afacc123 said:

 

surprised to see a whole society of philosophical inventory guys inputs boggles me more than the post itself 

 

 

High school physics