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6 Amazing EXPERIMENTS with Magnets and other
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What are the names of these experiments??
どれもこれも「…だから何？」レベルのつまらない実験であった。
永動機？
Ху1ня на магнитах там же энергия нейтронов заряжена удивил пидрилофон
Quite clever
Fakeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
И что?
Este hombre sabe mucho sobre equilibrio
Masa kecil kurang bahagia
harnessed movement = power..
It is practically impossible to generate infinite energy without a cost that compensates at least for the energy created
If you want to be really amazed look for.. Kelvin watter dropper.. it makes a spark from dropping water.
GRAIN – 1:23
What is this white thing?
Hold the middle
The music sounds like something you’d hear on SimCity
Fake
You can't explain the handspiner thing simply without using probabilities, therefore you understand why quantum mechanics explain things with statistics 🙂
What about generating electricity just using magnets instead of fossils? Is that possible?
3:00 explain please
me refiero a las vueltas de co dando vuelta en agua
que le hecho con las jeringas
I'd love to make a Jacob's Ladder with alternating opposing magnets now.
I guess
All these miracles are in teh holy Quaran
So where's the experiment?