Perpetual Motion Machine

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  ghostchannel - a year ago

  Of course its an optical illusion, but GRAND PERFORMANCE! Very well done.

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  Tanya-Winters-566 - 7 months ago

  Gravity defied!!

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  introspectacle - 8 months ago

  I agree, my first instinct is to think it is an optical illusion....however, atfer watching it several times, I'm not so sure. If it is illusion, the editor took pains to make it appear more real: look at the guy's shadow on the structure as he walks in front of the light source....the shadow that is cast appears to be consistent with the structure being raised, not flat. Also, if you look on the left there is clearly a shadow of the structure and it does not appear flat from that perspective either.....so

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    ross616 - 8 months ago

    @introspectaclenah, his reflection appears on the bit that *should* be furthest away first (top bit), still not entirely sure how it's done but it appears that the bottom 2 levels are flat and the top bit is ever so slightly raised

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  introspectacle - 8 months ago

  Wicked!

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  Christopher-Yeshe-571 - a year ago

  thats called forced perspective, it doesn't actually flow up but it looks like it does. this is a illusion. take a look at the the structure; that is a Escher painting. If you don't know what his work was famous for he made impossible things. Look at the supports; are they straight?

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  junior10ertx - a year ago

  I give it one thing, its some nice video editing. A little back ward motion and some cuts and pastes make nifty video

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  junior10ertx - a year ago

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  junior10ertx - a year ago

  nice video editing

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  ShermanFirefly - a year ago

  Just a Big -FAKE- Look carefully at the Optical Ilusion

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  kytamis - a year ago

  its cgi

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  UnknownStoner - a year ago

  lets see a walk around of it

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  sauronsatan - a year ago

  look pritty damn real to me. the structure portrays a shadow you can clearly see the water pouring into the wheel and making it spin. in theory this would work.

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    AdamHarris1 - a year ago

    @sauronsatanExcluding the laws of physics right? You know like gravity and such! IDK call me the moron but im pretty sure your IQ is somewhere in the 40's. Am I correct?

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    Rafanp - a year ago

    @sauronsatanRetard!!! In theory you shouldn't be alive.

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    ross616 - 8 months ago

    @sauronsatanIn theory, you may be one of the stupidest people I have ever encountered. And the theory holds up pretty damn well.

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  evilnox - a year ago

  zZzZZzZZzzzzZZ........

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  C_U_C_U_M_B_E_R - a year ago

  Should have called video "Opitcal Illusion pwns Break Admin"

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  BobbyNoonan - a year ago

  I dont know what yall are talking about...i think this was awesome! i still can't figure out how he did it with water

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  quantumizer - a year ago

  It's called 'Forced Perspective'. In this case, the water track is laid out flat on the floor all the way to the garage door and the camera is at such a position so as to make it appear that the whole thing is standing tall.

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    introspectacle - 8 months ago

    @quantumizerI agree, my first instinct is to think it is an optical illusion....however, atfer watching it several times, I'm not so sure. If it is illusion, the editor took pains to make it appear more real: look at the guy's shadow on the structure as he walks in front of the light source....the shadow that is cast appears to be consistent with the structure being raised, not flat. Also, if you look on the left there is clearly a shadow of the structure and it does not appear flat from that perspective either.....so

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  Konstiin - a year ago

  perpetual motion for 30 seconds. damn.

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  yamahaphan - a year ago

  Nice design

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  Lithcause - a year ago

  this was so easy to figure out... look at the width of the ramp he pours on, and the width of the end... it is clearly laying flat on the ground zig zaging twards the door

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    Laxatives55 - a year ago

    @Lithcausethen what is spinning the wheel?

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    introspectacle - 8 months ago

    @Lithcausehow is the water falling on the wheel that in your view is several feet away and at the same height as the wheel?

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  Dark__Light - a year ago

  hmmm I guess no one here understood/watched inception.....

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    introspectacle - 8 months ago

    @Dark__LightOr no one liked it....fuck, that movie might be Nolan's worst yet. Or maybe Insomnia.....hard to say with so much suckage goin' on in those films.

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  Bill1505 - a year ago

  This is clearly an optical illusion. One way you can tell is by looking at the tower-like structure on the right. Look at the right post on that tower and the places on the ramps it touches. You will realize that it is impossible for the pole to connect at the points they appear to me touching. These are simply ramps laid on a floor with the poles edited in place to make the ramps appear elevated. Sounds confusing, but this exact idea has been portrayed before by the famous artist, M C Escher. NICE TRY THOU

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  billybillytown - a year ago

  fake. you can't have perpetual motion. it is not for sale in the states. you have to go to ampsterdamn to get it

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  dinglebobby - a year ago

  I'd have to go with the optical illusion, but still, how the heck?

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  PYROT5Z - a year ago

  When looking at the 'machine' imagine that the vertical supporting wood is not there. Then you will see that the main part of this 'machine' is just tilted wood on the floor. 'Perpetual motion machine' = 'optical illusion'!!!

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  hickman87 - a year ago

  I can't believe I wasted my time watching this shit. Fuxking break faggots posting this garbage

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    fierypoeticgirl - a year ago

    @hickman87Geez! Have a drink and CHILL, dude!

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    Mocker - a year ago

    @hickman87Try not to cry too hard. :**(

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  pballskatelax - a year ago

  not only is it perpetual motion, but part of it is a shadow deflector. 0:32 the right side completely deflects the shadow! impressive.

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    Dark__Light - a year ago

    @pballskatelaxgood call

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