Eurasian Law: Breaking News: Skolkovo Goes in for Perpetuum Mobile

Monday, October 22, 2012

Skolkovo Goes in for Perpetuum Mobile

The Skolkovo Foundation, the principal Russian agency responsible for the Skolkovo Innovation Center, announced that it "prepares a scientific revolution." The agency invited to its "Global Energy Prize Summit" world leading scientists, including two Nobel Prize winners, to discuss "real projects and technologies that may blow up the scientific society of the planet." One of the projects is a perpetual motion machine. "Until recently, the classic science denied the possibility of the creation of the perpetuum mobile," the agency states in the announcement. "But young innovators, authoring a number of projects of energetic machines with the coefficient of efficiency of more than 100%, say this is possible by means of biotechnologies."

http://www.lenta.ru/news/2012/10/22/inf/
http://community.sk.ru/press/b/weblog/archive/2012/10/19/globalnaya-energiya-gotovit-nauchnuyu-revolyuciyu-v-god-desyatiletiya-premii-veduschie-uchenye-mira--obsudyat-v-moskve-perspektivy-sozdaniya-vechnogo-dvigatelya.aspx (document)

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