I have the solution for unlimited electricity that could supply power as heat light etc..?

Boy, I love it when I open a question and I'm just browbeaten into answering. I think this is a stupid idea and here's why:

First of all, the amount of energy created from rotation is minimal compared to that of...say....a nuclear plant. You'd be talking more of about the amount of energy that comes from wind....which is really not a lot.

Second, Do you know how much it would cost to build a "lightweight" steel ball the size of two houses? I'm sure it would be astronomical.

How do you plan to suspend said ball? In the middle of the planet?

Then, to place magnets at either end of the earth. To find two magnets THAT large...well....I hope they never exist. And when you turned it on, everyone's jewelry would go flying in the direction of the artic. Then, the expedition team to go up there, and the constant supervision of said magnets (not to mention the teams that would have to return everyone's jewelry home...).

But, I guess we could just build robots for that. And then fight them....in space...or possibly on a very high mountain.

This is very similar to how an electric motors work. The problem is that nature abhors a vacuum. Eventually the imbalanced electrons in your magnets will balance out, at that point you would have to re-magnetize your magnets with an outside source of electricity, resulting in a net energy gain of zero. Not that its a bad idea, using Earths gravity is actually a great way to get electricity, that's what hydro-electric plants work on. There are many experiments on-going to find other ways to turn gravity into power, one being tidal pools, another using ocean waves. NASA even conducted an experiment where they released a copper ball on a long wire from the space shuttle, this copper ball then collected free electrons in space using the power of geosynchronous orbit around Earth. So you are right in the regard that gravity provides a potentially infinite source of power, its the magnets that provide the flaw.

How are you going to harness the current with copper coils? If you run current through copper coils it's going to create it's own magnetic field. And what about the exicter current that may be needed. Where are you going to place these magnets that would repell each other consantly without changing the direction of flow? I don't see how you could possibly create any usable Alternating Current

Why even ask? Build a small one (it should only take a couple of hours) and demonstrate it. If you want to use steel spheres, ball-bearings are easy to find. Observe carefully how the device works (a lab notebook is very useful). Building a perpetual motion machine can be a valuable learning experience if you make careful measurements and determine the exact reasons the machine doesn't work.

This couldn't work...or its highly improbable cause the amount of energy doesn't exist, To make them rotate violently they would need to be in a magnetic field of such power that doesn't exist, and to create one would end up taking more power than that would create.

its been thought of.

No this could NOT work. For me to explain this this to you would be too much work considering you have know background in basic physics.

I think it can