A Perpetual Motion Over Balanced Wheel Using Blender Game Engine Physics

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Using the Blender Game Engine and Bullet Physics to prototype a potentially free energy machine based on Da Vinci's overbalanced wheel concept.
It nearly stops at one point, but nope, it just keeps on going.



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Tags:
Game Engine (Software Genre)
Physics (Field Of Study)
Animation
Perpetual Motion (Invention)
da vinci
overbalanced wheel
Game Blender (Video Game Engine)
power free
free power