Does free magnetic energy work?

Free energy machines do not work. No machine can create energy out of nothing, as this would violate the law of mass-energy conservation, which is fundamental and universal. Mass can be converted to energy, and energy can be converted to mass, but together they must be conserved.

Can we generate free electricity?

The concept of Free Energy/Electricity is a misconception. There is no such thing as free energy. However, if we generate it thru the means of readily available resources such as the Sun, Wind, Tidal, Hydro-electric, Geothermal is only free after the initial capital cost.

Is it possible to power a fan/magnet machine with energy?

You could then come up with a system that would spin up the fan/magnet machine, until it produces sufficient energy to power itself + something extra. You could then use that energy to power more fan/magnet machines and get more free energy. And so on. World energy problem solved. No. The laws of thermodynamics prevent that.

Would a free energy generator work with a magnet motor?

With a magnet motor, free energy generator wouldn’t work. Conventional science is quick to say that we cannot pull energy from an environmental source but we have been utilizing different forms of environmental energy such as hydroelectric power, solar panels, tidal power systems, and geothermal energy systems.

Is there such thing as magnetic free energy?

Unfortunately, there is no such thing as magnetic FREE energy. However, magnetic fields can be used to redirect where energy may flow. For example, if a wire containing an electric current is placed near a magnetic field, the wire will be pushed by a magnetic force depending on it’s orientation relative to the magnetic field.

How much energy does a magnet have?

So, far from having an infinite amount of energy in there for us to harvest, magnets in fact have less internal energy than they’d have if they were not magnets. In the end, you can no more extract energy continuously from a magnet than you can a rock, or a piece of wood, or anything other piece of random mass.