Futures

So you're telling me it's possible to walk through a door?

It is.

But it isn't possible to create a 100% efficient machine. It's a LAW of physics. Things don't just become laws. Einsteins theory of relativity is still just a theory.

actually theyve already invented a few perpetual motion machines, one which uses the power of magnets to spin, one which uses magnets again to make more electricity than it takes to turn the machine and a giant ferris wheel that uses balls and pullies to make it turn forever...

Really? Find more info about this then, because I'm suprised it isn't one of the most famous things ever since it defies a law of physics.

actually theyve already invented a few perpetual motion machines, one which uses the power of magnets to spin, one which uses magnets again to make more electricity than it takes to turn the machine and a giant ferris wheel that uses balls and pullies to make it turn forever...

Yeah i've read about tons of them, and even seen a few plans to make them on the 'net. But what I'm wanting to do is combine electricity and magnets hopefully. I don't really want to discuss in detail anything that i've done but I have gotten a wheels working with magnets on each ends of them to spin constantly (using that magnet strips you can get frmo anywhere, and construction a ring around it with the opposite side magnet. Pretty neat, not near powerful enough to power anything though.

ANother possibility to look into is the earth's magnitational pull. Not really good @ physics or anything yet, but going to take it in college after I get a computer career going.

The only problem with the Earth's magnetic pull thingy is that it reverses itself every long time or so...though if someone can harness it and make it do their work...well...

Whenever someone mentions perpetual motion machines etc. I always start thinking about using gears et.c to power dynamos which power gears to power more dynamos......no way it would work but...that's what I always think about for some reason...

Water...could water be used in perpetual motion machines???