Angolo Cottura

Does the Magniwork free energy generator really work, is there anyone here who have used it thank you very much. I think I found an answer. There is no such thing as a device that can generate energy from nothing. So the name perpetual machines every few years are announced with great fanfare but always turn out to be frauds (or, in rare cases honest mistakes but neglected). Electricity can be generated from a "free" source of sunlight or tides or waves or wind or geothermal heat, but you can generate electricity from scratch. This violates one of the fundamental laws of physics, the conservation of mass and energy. Very convincing sales letter can make people believe in such devices. For example, I remember reading a few years ago 'Genesis' power generation system that uses a catalyst to split water into hydrogen and oxygen, while using only a small amount of energy, hydrogen and oxygen is used to generate electricity through a fuel cell, and most of the electricity produced was available, only a little more was needed to split water. This is nonsense, and anyone with a little knowledge of basic physics is known to be impossible, but that did not stop the company claiming it had over 100 renowned scientists on its staff or board of directors. A good way to get some startup money – selling some shares to uninformed investors, then withdraw the money before the house of cards collapses.

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