Re: YES, mechanical perpetual motion generator based on the Coriolis

TMA wrote:
> The only example of perpetual motion in nature is the
> electro-magnetic wave. 

Maybe not even that. A physical object, such as a speeding
bullet, loses energy and slows down due to friction in the
atmosphere. Perhaps electro-magnetic waves experience a
kind of ether friction and lose energy as they pass through
space. Light waves losing energy would show as red-****fted
so the more distant an object (star or galaxy) is in space
the more energy the light would have lost getting here and
the more red-****fted it would appear.

Anthony