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Can a moebius strip be the basis of a perpetual machine or not 🤔 ?
Refers to the topology of space Time ⌚ 😊
4 Answers
- StarryskyLv 76 months agoFavorite Answer
If it was not in a gravitational field, and some type of electrostatic or magnetic force was involved, maybe. But probably not.
- JohnLv 66 months ago
A perpetual motion machine violates Thermodynamics, 3rd. law (entropy). However, there are pockets of order in disorder and why life arose on Earth.
- Anonymous6 months ago
No of course not. a moebius strip has friction.
- Anonymous6 months ago
No, it cannot. What -- do you think that for some reason a Moebius strip would, for instance, have no friction?
