Interesting free energy experiment.

[Temporal Visitor]

Easy
Give one example of a flywheel(or any mass) that is set into motion without an energy input.

Brad

Cute way to avoid the real question and easy to reply to; Answer is NONE.
Inanimate matter requires "energy" input to be come animated, nothing prevents you or I from animating matter.
Moreover, we each do it every day .... but don't even think about it.

Here is a cute answer: An avalanche.
Which you will have come back for, which will take us on a path that leads one place.
The source of "energy".
A hard pill for many.

[scratchrobot]

Easy
Give one example of a flywheel(or any mass) that is set into motion without an energy input.

Brad

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBMKZqNE7OE 

[tinman]

Cute way to avoid the real question and easy to reply to; Answer is NONE.
Inanimate matter requires "energy" input to be come animated, nothing prevents you or I from animating matter.
Moreover, we each do it every day .... but don't even think about it.

Here is a cute answer: An avalanche.
Which you will have come back for, which will take us on a path that leads one place.
The source of "energy".
A hard pill for many.

An avalanche Really.
You dont know the source of energy?
Gravity dear Watson.
I guess you will now try and explain how the potential energy was placed there in the first place

Brad

[tinman]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBMKZqNE7OE 

Oh dear lol.

[TommeyLReed]

Hi All,

What is a flywheel?

A flywheel act like a capacitor, but more efficient like a mechanical horse.

They are use in most engine and even power stations to help keeps energy at a constant.

They also are large mass that do have a light drag, but with magnet bearings that could be solve.

Try stopping a train while it's moving, with the mass being so great they take miles to stop.

Tom