Moebius capacitor rotates when energized but does not consume power ?

[gauschor]

This remembers me of this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zOdboRYf1hM

[Cherryman]

It remembers me of a video of an Italian man suspending a magnet from the ceiling and it started spinning from itself.

I could not find it anymore, but this comes close:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HcaWEiKEyAU

[rayallen20200]

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[stevensrd1]

Seems to me any thread under weight, starts to spin because the weight causes the thread to pull tighter or straighter when it may not have been previously. Im not saying the video is fake, maybe just the above he misunderstood. But one sure way to prove it is not the weight on the thread is use fine copper as the thread, and have that connect to a magnet that is suspended hovering under another. Ive seen these people make, the top magnet is connected to something solid, the bottom magnet is brought close to it so it attracts toward it, but the weight connected to the bottom magnet pulls down on it so it cant go all the way up and touch the top magnet, then you put magnets around that in repulse mode to keep it centered and you have a friction less floating magnetic bearing hanging there so to speak. You could also just use a point contact magnet, thats as simple as a nail tip stuck to a magnet with something hanging from the nail and it allows spin, the most friction there is where the tip of nail touches the magnet as very little pulls around the nail. Anyway just thinking out loud there, seems that would prove it spins, because the wire will not twist but it can still freely spin.