Gravity Perpetual Machine TV Show

[beapilot]

Hello all,

I am in the process in writing a television show proposal.

The next generation or two will run out of fossil fuels;
Last resort: trees.
Don't go to trees;
Go to PM Machines.

Science said:
"The earth is flat"
"All planets revolve around earth"
"Impossible to fly"
"Impossible to enter space"
"Impossible to communicate across the world instantly"

The theories at the time were proved wrong; is it true that there is a glint of possible in the impossible for PM machines too?

Enthusiasts with years of experience (looking for people here) team up to test and educate about PM Gravity machines. Mechanical Engineer Joshua Roehrig (beapilot) will keep an eye out to explain why science laws prevent PM Machines and educate viewers the science in the failed machine.
We will create, break down, and show why the current PM machine failed to get even a caveman to understand. We will go to viewers homes to show off their built yet failed PM machine and explain to the viewers why it failed.
The goal: to find that possible out of the impossible in gravity perpetual machines.

Anyone on the show who finds it, will earn their name. Yet, it will be broadcasted to the viewers, such we make no money from it. The world needs their trees, is how we breath.

If you have ideas to add to this show, please feel free.

Think of the show like Gold Rush...

Anyone with years of PM Gravity machine experience willing to go in a show like this? If interested, submit your full name and your basic background in the experience field you have.

Thanks.

[murilo]

JR,
wow!!! Congratulations!

Should your ideas be considered as a 'new times signal'? I guess so!

JC came to an Italian program but it's technical content was less than basic and much about historic myth and gossips - very short and light entertainment.

This BW forum is a true on-line library on this question, and since you are an engineer you'll depend very few on thirds' opinion to form your matter.

BTW, my avalanchedrive still keeps as an open puzzle... 8]

Best!
Murilo

[Bill_Mothershead]

Something you might consider: we are NOT running out of fossil fuels.
The USA has proven reserves of 200 years worth of coal in the ground
(not all of it economical to mine with today's technology). And with
the application of "fracking" technology, the estimates of the natural gas
supply seem to be freakishly growing(hundreds of years discovered so far).

So skip that part of your documentary.

Next...burning trees for energy...really? I grew up on a farm, and let
me assure you that almost everything grows faster than a tree.
Renewable energy from biomass is studied all around the world
with ongoing experiments with everything from sugar cane fields
to hemp, bamboo and algae. Besides, wood chip factories have been
making a profit for many decades now (burn scrap, not trees!).

So skip that part of you documentary.

Next...you seem to want to talk about "PM machines" but somehow
single out the Bessler wheel. Let me suggest to you that GRAVITY
driven wheels are only a small subset of PM devices
(includes magnets, buoyancy, CF, etc)...

AND perpetual motion is only a subset of "free energy" devices
(various solid state/electronic devices/energy harvesters/fusion,
with no moving mechanical parts.)

If you are just looking for something interesting to film and
show in a documentary you might look through the last
several years of this web site (lots of YouTube videos):
http://www.peswiki.com/index.php/Main_Page
They seem to cover most of the interesting news for all
things about perpetual motion and/or free energy.

[beapilot]

Bill,

The next few generations will hit the mark of having fossil fuels left that are not affordable. Yet, before that happens, many people in the world be living in depression as the cost of everything will be too expensive because fuel controls our world.

Burning the trees part- that is just a hook line as if things were advertised for the show.

People are not bright to focus on the future. So, eventually, trees will be needed to burn. The majority of todays energy is from fossil fuels.

It is easily understood that Statistics are Statistics and if we can tackle something before the worse early, we can postpond those Statistics.

The show focuses on gravity PM machines because it wants the viewers to try it theirselves. The show gets the viewers involved. Gravity machines are easier than all of the other things you suggested. Again, it has to do with the viewers in mind.

Eventually, if the show kicks in, then yes, those other attempted devices other than gravity would go into the show.

It is okay that you are not interested in the show. Thanks for trying to prove that the show isn't worth your attention.

It sure is worth many other folks attention.

Ever watch gold rush? Wait, they simply pan for gold the old fashion way. Who cares? So skip that part of their documentary. The folks on gold rush are complete idiots and rednecks. They are unprofessional. So, skip that part out of their documentary. The viewers, addicted to watch all of the parts that should of been taken out of their documentary made gold rush a number one show to watch on discovery channel with over 25 million viewers!

Peace.

[getterdone]

Damn it Beapilot, I think your right. I'm both a redneck and an idiot . I've been trying to build the Impossible Machine for about 6 years now, and I'm not even close to giving up, so where do I sign up.
hmmm , does this mean that I'll have to show you my latest project?
i'm not to sure about that, you might be a MIB

Bill, you make a lot of good points, I've been following the Peak oil thing for a while now, and the big question these days is ''were is it''.
World production of conventional oil did peak around 2006, but the unconventional stuff, like off-shore, tar sands, shale oil and shale gas have come to the rescue.
Coal is quickly becoming a thing of the past, not because of regulation, but just because natural gas is a lot cheeper. The shale oil and gas have become retreivable do to a process called water fracking, and advances made in horizontal drilling.

The amont of water used in these operations are becoming an issue, but the industry is reusing the same water as much as possible, and they are coming up with less water intensive ways of recooperation.

That's all , gotta go sleep now

Leo

[jim_mich]

A story...
I remember 8th grade science class and old Mrs Wisner teaching us that oil production had peaked and all the worlds known oil would be completely used up within 20 years. She also taught us that oil was a fossil fuel produce from ancient vegetation. That was 43 years ago!

And you know what? Everyone was a believer!

Well there are a few people today that know the truth. Oil is NOT a fossil fuel. It is a naturally occurring mineral within the top five or ten miles of the earth's surface. Most oil wells are only one or maybe two miles deep. Drive a well down five or ten miles almost anywhere on the earth and you will hit oil. Of course an oil well at that depth IS more expensive to drill and pump. But there is enough oil to last many hundreds of years. Of course IF everyone THINKS we are running out of oil it is a LOT easier to keep prices high.

Of course a working Bessler type wheel would really help free people from bondage to big oil companies.

There is a massive oil field in Alaska, which after it was discovered, was hushed up. There is no shortage of oil. There is no shortage of natural gas. For many years it was burned off from oil wells. And there is hydrogen oozing out of the Earth under the oceans, which freezes into hydrogen slush.

[murilo]

Guys,
the TOP and MAIN stuffs to worry in energy use and generation is the TRUE possibility to cause wide and permanent atmospheric and water degradation, thanks to HEAT and GAS, like CO2 and others.

The nature has means and skills to 'cure itself', replace and recover, but our human consume/generation is getting at levels above them.

Every solution that involve BURNING of whatever is part of this catastrophic now playing issue, and burning trees is going to be part of the last desperate human acts.

Take care!
M

[jim_mich]

I just chucked another wood log into my furnace. I heat with about 95% wood.

[murilo]

JIM, the RIPPER rides again... and his winter is just in start! 8\

[eccentrically1]

It's not just burning wood, or driving cars, or eating methane producing animals by the trainload, or heating with oil, or the ice pack not reflecting as much sunlight or whatever.
It's all of it together that is a perfect storm of activity driving climate change.
And I wouldn't count on Bessler's wheel to reverse it; it's going irreversible pretty soon.

[jim_mich]

The effect of man upon Mother Earth are infinitesimal compared to the fluctuation of the output of our sun. Solar intensity determines whether we bake of freeze. We have no control over the sun.

[eccentrically1]

What, no disclaimer? :)

[justsomeone]

I am with Jim 100% but in this thread only! ;)

[beapilot]

getterdone,

Thank you for your interest. I am in the stage of writing up the proposal. I will need to know about yourself that is relevant to your experience with PM machines. Please also provide your first and last name.

Thanks.

[John Collins]

I agree with Jim too.

JC