Why can’t perpetual motion provide an infinite energy source?
In: Physics
Let’s start with perpetual motion on Earth doesn’t exist because it would require an infinite energy source.
Now, let’s say you have something already in motion in the vacuum of space so it’s not going to slow itself down ( and no friction, just a body moving in space ). The moment you get this to perform work, to create useable energy, you’ll end up slowing it down.
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