The first perpetual motion machine

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So if energy can be made from gravity, then where does energy come
from.

Laws of conservation say energy cannot be made or destroyed.

The anwer comes that this energy is made of such entity which was not
created
or destroyed. A chemical reaction takes place. Motion was displaced
between
a chemical invalidating gravity (say water and an object lighter than
water in it).

A chemical process makes it chemical energy. This energy is not taken
from
a process that is in motion and thus taking energy from an object in
motion
would slow the motion of that object in return. It means that chemical
energy
can sustain motion through the establishment of chemical chains, in a
form a
reactor condition where energy is in the environment in it's most
basic forms:
water, fire, earth, wind, allowing our most basic achievement, the
perpetum mobile
of basisity, "the cheating of our existence" and the opinion of
scientists showing
their buttcracks.

On Mar 12, 2:52*pm, gb wrote:
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So if energy can be made from gravity, then where does energy come
from.

Laws of conservation say energy cannot be made or destroyed.

The anwer comes that this energy is made of such entity which was not
created
or destroyed. A chemical reaction takes place. Motion was displaced
between
a chemical invalidating gravity (say water and an object lighter than
water in it).

A chemical process makes it chemical energy. This energy is not taken
from
a process that is in motion and thus taking energy from an object in
motion
would slow the motion of that object in return. It means that chemical
energy
can sustain motion through the establishment of chemical chains, in a
form a
reactor condition where energy is in the environment in it's most
basic forms:
water, fire, earth, wind, allowing our most basic achievement, the
perpetum mobile
of basisity, "the cheating of our existence" and the opinion of
scientists showing
their buttcracks.

I presented the idea to a chemistry department at a University and
I was very surprised that they were very kind. But never mind that.
One must do what one must do to use words as one expects to be,
in this world.