Natural Law - 1, Me - 0

[bananaphallus]

[Please disregard this post]
Anyone have any ideas on how to circumvent the conservation of energy principle? Or for perpetual motion machines?

 

[Latro]

According to my physics professor, if you broke conservation of energy you would cause the laws of physics to be altered over time. This can apparently be proven mathematically. So no.

 

[JUN]

I'm kind of interested in this...

I'd like to see you science guys sci-fi it up a little. Not like I know squat about science but I'm sure someone here who does can pervert things a little bit, non ?

Let's get creative on science people.

 

[Artifice Orisit]

Wasn't there something, somewhere, about some guy who figured out a theoretically plausible way to send single particles back in time?

Could this and some form of cold-fusion be used to create infinite energy?
i.e. steal from the future to pay for today.

 

[walfin]

Then we would hit the future, and die.

According to my physics professor, if you broke conservation of energy you would cause the laws of physics to be altered over time.

This is the answer - alter the laws of physics.

I leave it to yourself to think how that can be achieved.

 

[INTPINFP]

Probably the best way would be to steal it from alternate universes.

 

[SEPKA]

Wow I was reading about this when I saw this.
Well, there is a Noether theorem about conservation of certain variable in a system followed from a symmetry of something that I am yet to understand. It is proven mathematically except for the part about symmetry.
So to circumvent it there are 2 ways: redefine energy (I realize that there is no definition for energy yet), or show that the law of physics do not work the same in all direction (thus break the symmetry) (it can be direction across time or space).

 

[Dakota]

Based on me personally It had been located of which dust that contain remainder mass, and the that definitely not, are subject to interconversions. At this time there may appear generation along with annihilation of matter dust, along with imponderable non-matter dust.