Discovery Channel Fails Basic Science
Created on: March 22nd, 2009
Discovery Channel Fails Basic Science
Peepsalot 
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What if that generator was on-board the car? Then one day perhaps the compressed air that runs the cars will also run the generator to compress it's own air. A car that runs on air, and constantly refuels itself. Round and round, a perfect circle: perpe
Perpetual motion car
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztFDqcu8oJ4

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ASSCOCKredux
March 22nd, 2009
6:20:36 PM CDT
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lol nerd joke.
DarthWang
March 22nd, 2009
6:28:57 PM CDT
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But the energy transfer cannot possibly be 100% efficient
bongbadabongbadabong
March 22nd, 2009
6:35:41 PM CDT
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it'd be 110% efficient if they put a giant green leaf bundle made of organic solar cells on top of it, make it look like the top of an orange, then you could say "I driiiive the orange-mo-beel!" and my name is 'Lowly Worm!!'
TallestSkil
March 22nd, 2009
7:40:43 PM CDT
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The content of this YTMND is perhaps the funniest thing I have heard in weeks, and the absurdity of the post above mine only adds to the humor, if in an entirely different way.
bongbadabongbadabong
March 22nd, 2009
6:34:04 PM CDT
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how do it work?! Dey go round and round! Duh-Huh-Huh!!! *SNORT!*
mchugh22
March 22nd, 2009
7:03:28 PM CDT
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wow how did they f*ck that up. i lold.
gamekid
March 22nd, 2009
7:11:21 PM CDT
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The missile knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or deviation.
GaryGnu
March 22nd, 2009
8:04:07 PM CDT
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Lord.... thanks for providing the link to the vide. That was something else. Sounded pretty good right up till the end.
mathshop24
March 29th, 2009
9:10:57 PM CDT
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Wow, this is low for DC. Sometimes they are a little off with their facts, but this is just total fail.