Is there proof gravity can not be a energy source?

[Omnibus]

Thank you.

RR2

To conclude this exchamge I just wanna mention that it is exactly such violations of CoE, inherent in the very basis of theoretical physics (recall also how Hamilton's equations which are the very backbone of all theoretical mechanics, violate CoE), that keep my interest in this field and make me certain that soon we will see the so much desired psychologically continuous violation of CoE in a working perpetuum mobile.

[brian334]

I agree this threat is exhausted, and no one offered any proof gravity is not a energy source.
I will conclude my participation in this thread with this simple statement.
Gravity makes things move therefore gravity is a energy source.
Thanks to all for chatting about this issue.
Brian334

[Tempest]

It is no more of an energy source than a spring is. That is until gravity is manipulated at the atomic level.

[infringer]

Gravity a force that we supposedly measure and understand yet we lack the ability to manipulate it or even use this force to create energy... Gravity has an effect on all movement but movements adjacent to it seem to be easier to achieve. Gravity to me is a downward pressure while gravity seems to fluctuate in different areas "with no concrete reasoning as to why this occurs" I believe that the answer should be searched for to better understand gravity.

Things we should note:

- Magnets produce anti gravity like effects but are limited to short distance relative to the strength of the magnet.

- A magnet in a copper tube slows the effect of gravity

- High voltage seems to defy gravity in lifter testing but it is yet for me to determine weather this is true or is it the wires that become stiff and hold the object up....

- Space the vacuum of has zero gravity

- The more dense an piece of matter the stronger the gravitational force.

- Super dense matter can be exhibited in the form of black holes containing such a massive gravitational force it will not let light photons even escape its massive power.
"Yet they tell us gravity is a weak force... so wasn't the atom I say."

-infringer-

[khanster]

The only way to use gravity as a source of energy is by harnessing falling matter to move other matter, for example a water wheel, or by creating an imbalance condition, whereby one side of a rotating wheel is perpetually heavier than the other side.

Perhaps by using a spinning superconductor, an anti-gravity effect can allow for perpetual rotation of a wheel...