You can't hide the batteries when it's transparent!
A video on YouTube. In Science & Engineering, a Krater category.
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Steve Mould examines the inner workings of a perpetual motion simulator, a handcrafted device that uses hidden electronics, an inductive proximity sensor, and electromagnets to keep steel balls moving endlessly.
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Answers: How does a perpetual motion simulator work?
- perpetual motion simulator
- electromagnetic propulsion
- inductive proximity sensors
- capacitors in electronic circuits
- data privacy and broker removal
What it concludes
- Perpetual motion machines do not exist, and working simulators require hidden power sources like batteries and electromagnets.
- An inductive proximity sensor detects the approach of a steel ball and triggers an electromagnetic pulse to give the ball additional kinetic energy.
- Capacitors store and deliver electrical charge to the electromagnet quickly without draining the battery rapidly.
- Data brokers collect personal information and sell it to companies like insurance departments, which can be mitigated using data removal services like Incogni.
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