aaaand were back

brief technical difficulties have been sorted out

anyways,



its kinda cute when people try to defy simple laws of nature. like Steorn and his "orbo" machine. he claims that it can create 30% more energy than it takes in. in theory it sounds like a good idea, but then again so does riding a 50 foot wave. so in theory we could hook two of these machines up together, one acting as a motor and the other acting as a generator (because we know that motors and generators are the same thing), and create an infinite amount of energy. we would basically have a machine that would be able to supply power to a bomb roughly the size of the big bang. so here we are in our world of infinitely created energy when a little thing called the law of thermodynamics has to come in and just ruin the party. we know that energy can neither be created or destroyed, just change forms. so it is physically impossible for this machine to "create"energy. in fact it is impossible for the machine to be 100% efficient when you factor in the slight wind resistance, small amounts of friction, sound energy lost, heat energy lost, earth's magnetic field acting upon the metal, ect. all these small things add up to energy lost on the machine making it impossible for it to get over 100% efficiency. well damn, i thought this crack-pot idea actually had a chance at succeeding.


i love how he even says that it is impossible.