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On Fri, 1 Sep 2006, Michael wrote:
If there is nothing in contact with a perpetual motion machine then it's
easy to do as then you have nothing to stop whatever motion you put into
it to begin with.
Friction and gravity would stop it. Even the rotation of the earth is
slowing, and I have been told that the slowing is due to friction, but
friction against what I do not know.
Most people mean a free energy machine when they say perpetual motion
machine.
That's a new one on me. I have always read that a perpetual motion
machines were supposed to be a perpetual motion machines: They would move
forever without an energy entering from outside. A lot has been written
about this and your ideas seem a little different than those of more
knowledgable people.
I will accept that the free energy machine is a more worthwhile project
and also one that is much more likely to be achievable.
Mike
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