I originally began this project to demonstrate the possibility of perpetual motion while studying at Purdue University in May of 2002.
Researchers
have continued to be interested in this device because it defies
natural laws of physics and is unexplainable by conventionally excepted
electromagnetic theory. Modern science says it is impossible, but
Edward Leedsklanin's theory says it is simple, natural, and that it's
workings are misunderstood because there are some important aspects in
the foundations of science being taught in schools that are wrong.
Perhaps
more intriguing than the ability to store energy indefinitely, the
Perpetual Motion Holder can act like a living thing; and because it
operates on the principles of a theory with a sound base of
understanding, Leedskalnin is able to use this device as a real working depiction of the atom and the earth. Throughout
his writings Leedskalnin points to a lack in a base understanding in
all branches of science, and is quite thorough in his disparaging
of J.J. Thomson's electron invention.
The
Perpetual Motion Holder is primarily a teaching device but it has many
functions including an electromagnet, this is easy enough to see; it is a
generator—spin a magnet between the coils it will generate electricity;
it functions as a transformer; it demonstrates how permanent magnets
are made, and is a holder of perpetual motion. The latter will be
demonstrated now because it is important for you to see it defy some of
the most basic laws of physics and a few, more sophisticated laws of
modern EM theory. In the least, this experiment should generate
questions for even the well versed scholar of modern theory.
Admittedly, the intention is in part is to show weakness in the current
excepted views on the nature of the universe and to challenge J.J.
Thomson's invention of the electron.
