why it doesn't work 21

it doesn't work but...
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#physics #engineering #energy

[@AnexistentialdogontheInternet]

Bro invented a dam

[@martinsoap054]

1:30 bro invented river dams

[@catholiccontriversy]

"Putting the water wheel on a waterfall," you mean a hydroelectric dam power plant? I don't blame you for forgetting those exist, for how great they are we don't use them enough.

[@Noob-gb6bn]

While great, they also mess up the ecosystem around. Both in construction and functioning. Still, better than coal

[@sakakaka4064]

@@Noob-gb6bn Nuclear is the way

[@tapurate638]

​@@sakakaka4064 grab the rock. Make rock angry and hot. Get unlimited energy. Profit.

[@52flyingbicycles]

For the record, hydroelectric dams technically get their energy from the sun. The sun evaporates the water on the low ground, which rises into the atmosphere and condenses over the high ground, where it falls as rain. This fuels rivers, which fuel dams.

[@jamesmcdavid1673]

In this universe, we obey the laws of real physics!

[@Little-Buster]

If the design is too complex, it won't work.

[@nuggetdog2431]

this is pretty interesting

[@Tee954]

im dumb so im gonna ask a dumb question
Somethings are very rare, a VERY rare thing that can occur is atoms aligning and thus an object going through another object, could you use this anomaly to obtain energy (Assuming this happens in an environment where the anomaly is at its peak)? I'm a curious person and nobody ever discussed this.

[@ENDI8089]

I which way could you use this to make energy?

[@mrblakeboy1420]

how would you make energy with this

[@edcellwarrior]

The phenomenon you're thinking of is called "quantum tunneling". It does have a wide variety of uses in physics and chemistry, I'd recommend at least skimming the wikipedia article about it to get a better idea of how it really works

[@Kero-zc5tc]

Nuclear fission and fusion are likely both better options (you should really be wondering why nuclear reactors use uranium instead of the much much better plutonium if anything energy related)

[@Tee954]

@@Kero-zc5tc Real question is why are thorium reactors are so overlooked

[@joseberger7737]

one i managed to figure out myself, neat

[@pdg3513]

Damn that's a great idea!

[@Triadii]

The ingenuity of the equation E=mc^2 means energy can actually be created from mass.

[@Bean-kw2xp]

in this case, energy still isn't being "created", just converted from one "form" to another

[@FedorTheUser]

Water faal generator using sun for rains for water faling

[@tailskidgaming3124]

0:04 Is that Duinrell?

[@draxhiljr.3619]

Nothing in life is infinite

[@ee5142]

how many decimal numbers are there between 0 and 1

[@user-fu4wy5il5v]

yes, it does the gravity

[@OfficialOpinion]

what about l-cabs?

[@ninetysixvoid]

Black holes have infinite density

[@RoboCop4000]

@@ee5142 9

[@RobloxPlayerAnita]

Actually, using the waterfall makes sense to me! Would it work?

[@redeye4516]

I mean yeah, normal waterwheels do this in rivers too. The water is always flowing so it will continuously produce free power. How much is a better question, it probably depends on how fast the water is going.
It's a pretty old thing, they used this for stuff like mills before the discovery of electricity, the wheel would turn gears and work a manual mechanism of some sort. Sometimes a saw, sometimes a wheel for crushing grain into flour, that sort of stuff.
You can also build a hydroelectric dam. The flow of water is constricted so that the river is forced to exit through certain channels, turning turbines and producing electricity. It's probably the closest to a troll physics level cheat you can get without actually breaking the laws of physics (I.E. not actually working).

[@RobloxPlayerAnita]

@@redeye4516 Ah I see, I understand, thank you for replying 👍

[@Gront517]

How to make it work?

[@redeye4516]

Put it in a flowing body of water. More flow = more power. You can really cheat the system with a hydroelectric dam.
There's really just no need to make the water go back up, with a river the water cycle will do that for you eventually if you think about it.

[@TheRealBlazingDiamond]

But what if you have a mechanism that succumbs to weight, but can put itself back together as soon as the weight gets removed? Isnt something like that possible? Because if so, then the water could fall on the spring with enough speed to go back up

[@minhhoangvo4759]

Hello everyone

[@Coconutwaterfan]

What if I used catapulty action or however you call it to make the water go up and into the water bank

[@luisfilipe2023]

From my understanding no such system would work because the kinetic energy of the fall would get smaller and smaller each time

[@user-po8jc5ir1k]

What about using a turbine coil, make it spin, it generates electricity, use some electricity to keep it functioning, make profit from the rest

[@Kero-zc5tc]

You just don’t understand

[@minhhoangvo4759]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@TheDMChannelPerplexity]

What happened to the old why it doesn't work 21 video where it was about making the ring city around planet Earth?

[@JediMasterBaiter]

If it was taken down, then it must be true!

[@sakakaka4064]

@@JediMasterBaiter Forbidden troll physics