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over-unity

over-unity

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A device or idea that claims to make more energy than it uses, against the laws of physics
  • adjective
  • Specialized
: de sobreunidad
  • Research into over-unity systems continues to attract attention among scientists and enthusiasts alike.

Those are called over unity systems or free energy because once you get it tapped, it just flowing, right.

Examples

  • The concept of over-unity machines challenges our understanding of the laws of thermodynamics.

  • Some inventors claim to have developed over-unity devices that generate more energy than they consume.

  • Those are called over unity systems or free energy because once you get it tapped, it just flowing, right.

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Synonyms

unphysical
vsover-unity
  • Specialized
1 9.9

Impossible according to the laws of physics

refers to a device claiming to create more energy than it uses

Surface Forms

over-unity positive

Morphology

over-unity = unity (opaque) = over + unity

The term 'over-unity' is not a standard derivation from 'unity' and involves a specialized meaning in physics.

Etymology

The word over-unity combines over, meaning 'more than', and unity, related to unit and meaning 'one' or 'a whole', so it suggests 'more than the whole'. A helpful way to remember it is that an over-unity device is claimed to give out more energy than it uses, which is why scientists say it goes against the laws of physics.