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Any physicists online?

I have a hypothesis for something that could power itself, or create everlasting energy

>> No.9672253

>>9672252
yes
the answer is no

>> No.9672256

some will tell you that dS>0

>> No.9672263

>>9672252
Does this idea include a balloon, a tank of water and a generator?

>> No.9672272

The universe powered itself when the big bang happened.

>> No.9672277

>>9672253
Listen

Say you have a balloon being weighed down with water with a hose attached to it at a 45 degree angle. The hose leads up to the nozzle of the balloon which is creating a suction motion because of the weight being put on it. Would the pressure from the balloon pushing out water and the suction at the nozzle be enough to create an everlasting flow? Please explain I’m curious to understand the mechanics here

>> No.9672280

>>9672263
Wow this was incredibly close

>> No.9672281
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>>9672277
What?

>> No.9672286

>>9672281
This made me laugh so hard, I’m sorry let me clarify that the balloon is being help up and the water is inside the balloon. This is all happening above ground and the hose goes to the part of the balloon where you blow into it

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>>9672252
>I have a hypothesis
We would all love to hear it.

>> No.9672292

>>9672281
Let me clarify that what I meant by 45 degree angle of the balloon, I meant if you saw a balloon dangling being held by something, the hose would come from the bottom of it, but not completely under it

>> No.9672296

>>9672286

show us ur mspaint

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>>9672296
To kind of get an idea

>> No.9672303

>>9672300
Wouldn’t the force of the gravity create a suction on the hose, creating some sort of inward pressure, while pushing out from the bottom?

>> No.9672310

>>9672300
go build it and you'll figure out why it doesn't work

>> No.9672315

>>9672310
Fuck is it that dumb

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>>9672300

>> No.9672332

>>9672327
The water goes back into the balloon

>> No.9672337

>>9672327
And about that size, it could be bigger, and it’s being held out suspended

>> No.9672387

>>9672277
there's no such thing as a "suction motion"

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>>9672332
You mean like this?
Congratulations, you've just created a retarded looking water bottle. I don't know what the fuck you expected.

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>>9672300
The fluid pressure from by the depth of the water isn't enough to send it back to the top.
Embarrassing. You should delete this post before it get's screencapped and put on reddit.