Infinite oscillation ?

[marseye]

Hi Folks,

Just fell upon this video :

[VIDEO]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gAchuS8SyU[/VIDEO]
Comment : "The Idea belongs to George M. Bajszar"

What do you think ?

Sorry if it already had been showed here.

[pault]

Unfortunately, veproject1 has the reputation of building "models" that need assistance to actually work.

This video, though, has striking similarities to the work of Veljko Milkovic, which IMO is real.

Veljko Milkovic - Home Page - Official presentation of the researcher and inventor Veljko Milkovic

[marseye]

I know about VeProject reputation. They expose mainly concepts, but too they say when their model is assisted.

This one is not said so, and it's striking, ain't it ? IMO too , that might work for real !

[ewizard]

In the past everything they have has been faked in some way. Watching this one leaves me with the impression it is being 'assisted' somehow but I'm not sure. Why not write to them and ask them?

[marseye]

You can

[med.3012]

Hi Folks,

Just fell upon this video :

[VIDEO]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gAchuS8SyU[/VIDEO]
Comment : "The Idea belongs to George M. Bajszar"

What do you think ?

Sorry if it already had been showed here.

Hi !


nice video, thanks for sharing, i think this is possible with the help of some magnets ( maybe ), it's a complex mechanical system but still simple to replicate !