🧵 Breakthrough in clean energy generation: The hydro-gravitational generator

Anonymous at Tue, 12 Nov 2024 18:15:55 UTC No. 16472190

I'm talking about this device https://youtu.be/T6fK8EcFizI

The video gives you 2 explanations of how and why it works, let me give you a third one:

Let's think about the asymmetrical tube. The wide part holds 10 liters of water, while the thin part holds only 1 liter, and it was already manually filled with water before we start.

So, what happens to the water inside the asymmetrical tube?

There are only four outcomes that are even theoretically possible:

1- The water splits in two. The water inside the wide part falls into the higher container, while the water inside the thin part falls into the lower container.

2- The water doesn't move at all.

3- The whole of the water moves up the wide part, down the thin part, and into the lower container.

4- The whole of the water moves up the thin part, down the wide part and into the higher container (i.e., what is shown in the video, which creates a perpetual motion machine).

Thing is, options 1, 2, and 3 are physically impossible.

Option 1 would cause a vacuum at the top of the tube, but none of the forces are strong enough to create a vacuum.

Options 2 and 3 cannot happen because the whole point of the asymmetry of the tube is to ensure that the force produced by the 10 liters of water in the wide side is by far the strongest force in the whole system. No force produced in the thin side is anywhere near strong enough to oppose the 10 liters in the wide side.

By design, we can ensure that nothing can prevent the water in the wide part from moving downwards.

Imagine a balance scale with 10kg on one side and 1kg on the other. The only possible outcome is that the 10kg are moving down. It is simply impossible for the 1kg to prevent the scale from moving, let alone to overpower the 10kg, and cause those 10kg to move upwards.

So option 4, the one where we get free electricity, is the only possible one.