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MatteoK
Any insights would be greatly appreciated.
Can Someone please explain this :)
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Welcome to Physics Forums!
This forum (New Member Introduction) is only meant for cases, people want to introduce themselves and present to the community. For technical questions please use our other forums. This one would have been in Classical or General Physics. However, there is no such thing as free energy and we won't discuss it. In addition we cannot know whether this video is a fake or not. Most likely it is a fake. Those videos rarely contain all the information, which would be needed to call it an experiment. Far too many hidden information. So think of it as a fake. In any case, the permanent magnets on the sides have a permanent magnetic field which is a form of stored energy. Whether this energy can be used as suggested is another question. It's answer is probably no.
I hope you'll have fun with our forums. There's plenty which can be learnt!
This forum (New Member Introduction) is only meant for cases, people want to introduce themselves and present to the community. For technical questions please use our other forums. This one would have been in Classical or General Physics. However, there is no such thing as free energy and we won't discuss it. In addition we cannot know whether this video is a fake or not. Most likely it is a fake. Those videos rarely contain all the information, which would be needed to call it an experiment. Far too many hidden information. So think of it as a fake. In any case, the permanent magnets on the sides have a permanent magnetic field which is a form of stored energy. Whether this energy can be used as suggested is another question. It's answer is probably no.
I hope you'll have fun with our forums. There's plenty which can be learnt!
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