/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14877199
>hey op what makes you think the balls will empty of water?
Good question, but we could create the balls to seal/unseal themselves with magnets and similar tricks.
At the very least, the amount of energy used to empty/fill the water will be less than the energy provided from the balls ascending/descending.

>>14877204
>hey op this already exists lmao and yes it's free energy, problem is it's easier to burn coal
I don't believe it's being properly utilized.
It would be like saying we don't need Swords because we have sharp sticks, or we don't need guns because we can just throw a rock.

>>14877211
>i invented a free infinite energy machine, basically you just enrich these cool rocks that gave me cancer a bit and then put them close together and they get all warm and you can use that for power!!!!!!!111eleven
Impressive. Why has energy been getting increasingly expensive then?

Kind of disappointing that there doesn't seem to be as much interest as I was wishing for, but hopefully by the end of the year these topics will have more engagement. Maybe I'll have to start making dedicated /generals/ for faster progress.
Anyway, thanks for the input and bumps frens.

>I'm also trying to put together teams for a rather large range of various Tech-Projects and Research&Development endeavors.
>I have notebooks full of projects for just about every field in existence, and possibly a couple new fields of study, so even though most of the projects are more geared for "Science/Tech", there's still plenty of 'art' projects such as helping to design VR/AR systems to help reimagine how we can create visual/audio artwork.

>>14817652
>He's right tho, all low hanging fruits have been taken
I believe there's actually plenty left, but they are just rejected by ""Experts"", because reasons.

Come check out this thread: >>14806713