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Is this perpetual motion? ••• Physics says that perpetual motion is impossible because th… — @engineezy

Posted Feb 23, 2024 (33 months ago)55s3,916,035 views

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3,916,035
Likes
139,161
Comments
723
Shares
355
Saves
6,870
Engagement
3.58%
Duration
55s
Posted
Feb 23, 2024

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@engineezy's TikTok video "Is this perpetual motion? ••• Physics says that perpetual motion is impossible because there is always some kinetic energy being lost to heat due to friction. So how is it that the ball is always returning to the same point on the track? ••• Beneath the cover is some cheeky electronics that tell an electro magnet to turn on and off at exactly the right time to keep the ball moving. This magnet is silently adding energy in to the system, giving the illusion of perpetual motion! ••• #perpetualmotion #physics #engineering #learnphysics #arduino #arduinoproject #physicsfun #perpetual #learnengineering" has 3,916,035 views, 139,161 likes, 723 comments, 355 shares in the public metrics captured by this index. That is an engagement rate of 3.58% (likes, comments and shares over views). It was posted 33 months ago and runs 55 seconds. It has been saved 6,870 times.

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