Defying conservation of energy

[culexor]

http://spikedhumor.com/articles/154135/Proposed-Overunity-Machine.html

Some guy invents a water heater that puts out more energy than it takes in, this may be what the world needs.

 

[ghostFL]

Wow... I would LOVE to see the real page for that... Not on some stupid college video website...

That is f*cking mind blowing if its legit...

 

[superman22x]

Wow, if it is real... That is one amazing invention...

 

[ghostFL]

Like I said... show me the scientific blog or study page, and I will +rep you for the find.

 

[JogaBonito1502]

Dude we were just talking about stuff like this in chemistry. Although it was slightly different. Some brought a question, not a smart one tbh, but she asked, "Will you ever get 110% of actual yield in a reaction?". Our teacher, was like, if you ever do I want a patent on it. Nobody got what he meant but me and this other kid. It was sad.

 

[culexor]

cant find any scientific blogs or anything, you leave a good point ghost, someone may be making miscalculations and there is no scientist who is backing this that i know of.

 

[root]

over unity is impossible,

nuff said.

also why would this be on spikedhumour and not something like newscientist, or cnn or something if thi guy has honestly broken the laws of physics.

 

[Fisher]

theres a digg page about it but still no offical site:

http://digg.com/general_sciences/Fuelless_Water_Heater_Defies_Law_of_Conservation_of_Energy

notice the big WARNING the content in this article may be inaccurate

 

[ghostFL]

Mhmmm....


It could be ALMOST 100% efficient or it COULD BE 100% efficient.

But there is no way, no how, EVER going to be a machine that is 100+% efficient.

As root said. "nuff said".

 

[root]

it's not 100% efficient, it's 100% effluent