Perpetual Motion Machines
September 04, 2024 • EPISODE 229
Is perpetual motion possible? Join Roger Billings, Pajét Monet and the ScienceLIVE Crew as they explore the laws of thermodynamics and examine intriguing experiments. Can we create machines that defy the laws of physics? Tune in to find out!
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The drinking bird was so amazing!
who inspired Dr.Billings
I love this video
Good information!
I love this thank you
I can tell I’m gonna love these science live videos!
I liked R-51’s perpetual motion machine. LOL
I enjoyed learning about perpetual motion and how it works. Thank you.
I loved it and I thought the 3d printer was cool!! Im learning something new everyday!
How long do you think until humans can harness the power of the earth rotating on its axis?
What happens if the drinking bird overheats?
I liked the way he explained how perpetual motion works
The livestream was amazing as always, very interesting. I can’t decide if I enjoy the facts about technology and its history, the science facts, or the explanations of recent advancements in technology more.
Would perpetual energy help the fight against global warming?
I loved the drinking bird!
Wow! Science is amazing!
Why does it overheat?
Can you show R.51 more please?
I love Science Live videos!
Why are the drinking birds not considered a perpetual motion machine?
Hi! Skylar’s question really got me thinking what does happens if the bird overheats? But i’m also wondering what happens if the bird gets to cold will the water still evaporate?
perpetual motion is very interesting.
The different inventions really show creativity though! The clock that hasn’t been rewound is pretty amazing.
I have watched this video twice and again and again I find it interesting and learn something new.
I love this!
I am fascinated by perpetual motion!
Very awesome
Great video
I have always wondered how those drinking birds worked. Fascinating!
Loved the Ventioneering Club segment! Was really interesting to watch.
Very interesting! I never quite considered how the dipping birds worked, but they’re actually rather interesting, the “Perpetual emotion machine” bit was also great
It was very good! I love science video!
I didn’t know how those birds worked before this, and now I do!
I like the way you explained perpetual motion with a fun example like the drinking birds.
Your comment about you don’t get something for nothing. My parents say this all the time!
How can a machine be created that defies the laws of physics?
this is intresting
Awesome Sauce
it was very cool!
this was a awesome episode
Love this
Really good information on energy
Awesome video.
Its pretty amazing
Gravitational energy is very interesting!!
that video was sooo cool I love science live 🙂 lol
I Found This Video Very cool
I think it is very interesting how the drinking birds work:)
I like science!
I wonder if we ever will make a perpetual motion machine that works!
i found this one very cool and i loved the drinking bird
This is my first episode lots of information very interesting!
I think perpetual motion is interesting and I’m glad that I could earn a science credit.
I really loved the video about the wright brothers it was pretty interesting!
Great video
Do you believe in perpetual motion
Good information.