Add A Unique Twist To Your Garden By Adding This Perpetual Motion Water Wheel.

Among the most fun parts of the home to put decorations in is the garden. Aside from the ornamental plants and flowers, you can always add statues, fountains, and even figurines to make any garden look inviting to anyone. A great idea is to put in a perpetual motion water wheel that runs forever as soon as water starts going through it.

The video below features a perpetual motion water wheel that doesn’t require any electricity to run. All it needs is water to keep itself running forever, making it a beautiful and practical decoration for your garden.

Perpetual_motion_water_wheel0Image source: Mark Lefley

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7 thoughts on “Add A Unique Twist To Your Garden By Adding This Perpetual Motion Water Wheel.

  • February 8, 2016 at 8:40 pm
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    Liquid has geometery in each molecules mass but what if there is an imbalance in the particles in the way the molecules flip polerity and with the geometery how they connect together with in capilary action … but then accelerate it and it will amplifie the unbalance nature with in its geometery.

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  • February 8, 2016 at 8:42 pm
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    Is there extra particles in between the geometery of air … airbis a conductor so there arw protons and electrons floting around in the air extra inbetween the geometery like highways just waiting for an imbalance to polerize and attract it to a point.

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  • February 8, 2016 at 8:47 pm
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    What if the city of Atlantis was over a jet stream in the ocean and in the unbalance nature and geometery behind capillary action you can utilize this if you know how to put the right material next to the water and will condense the imbalance into one point in the air. Thoth pyramid is an example . The same machine used in the city of Atlantis.

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