I don't know about you, but I've actually played with magnets and coils of wire. Your apparatus simply won't work. Nothing to do with closed minds. Has to do with actual observations.
What in the world are you blabbing about? Time is a component of velocity, but you can't talk about the "speed" of time. Please spend a year studying physics before you just rant and rave.
As a kid I would had fun making coils for home build transformers and relays and even an electric gun that would throw small metal rods across the room with some force.
You said that response out of reaction with your ''programmed'' knowledge. Consider how the measurement of time was derived and then come back when you have considered some history . In all due respect you are answering without thinking. ~24 hrs = 1 rotation period = velocity
Really? Time has nothing to do with rotation periods, except that we measure the rate of rotation by time. Time is independent of rotation.
No not a perpetual motion machine but I did once put together a crystal radio that you would tune to a local powerful station and used it power to drive a one transistor amplifier radio for weaker stations. Got the plan if I remember correctly from popular mechanics.
Push an object into space, Newtons laws apply, it will remain in perpetual motion until something interrupts the object. I thought it did not exist?
There was a desk top set of metal balls perhaps a train of 10 ? Touted as perpetual motion, And you set them clacking, and they ran a long time. I remember a movie where a guy, maybe Leslie Neilson ? He sets the balls going, and the man yells: "Stop playing with My balls !"
That's not perpetual motion, as it's slowing down the whole time. Space isn't a total vacuum. https://www.livescience.com/55944-perpetual-motion-machines.html
There is a type of clock that is power by the changes in atmosphere pressure and therefore keep running.
I think the key point, which you answered in your statement above, is that there is always 'something that interrupts the object'. It is this 'something' that prevents pure perpetual motion...
