Karpen’s pile is a battery that has been going strong since 1950. The battery was created in Romania and included two piles which electrified and moved along a small galvanometric motor.
The huge battery was created so that it could be calculated and show that the piles have to recharge and charge again to rebuilt the polarity during the time that a circuit is open. Modern batteries don’t work in this fashion. Current technology allows us to measure the parameters and outline all of them in a better way.
What is weird is that this battery challenges all of the conventional physics methods. It is said that this pile battery defies the 2nd principle of thermodynamics. This means that the undying battery is not following an application of thermal energy into mechanical work.
If Karpen’s theory is correct this battery will make others rethink the princip0les and it might revolutionize all of the physics theories from the bottom up.
Learn Something Fun: In 1800 Alessandro Volta developed the forerunner of the electric battery.
"The huge battery was created so that it could be calculated" - what do you mean by this o.O?
It all looks a little vague.
At first glance, the batteries are not publicly available, there are no recent pictures of the cells (which nevertheless existed for 60 years) and the principle of operation is often very brief. No study seems to exist.
Yet another important invention that you want to disappear.
(google translation)
try to translate from romanian linguage
http://instructiuni.blogspot.ro/2011/02/energie-pila-karpen-romania.html
"The huge battery was created so that it could be calculated" - what do you mean by this o.O?
It all looks a little vague.
At first glance, the batteries are not publicly available, there are no recent pictures of the cells (which nevertheless existed for 60 years) and the principle of operation is often very brief. No study seems to exist.
Yet another important invention that you want to disappear.
(google translation)
try to translate from romanian linguage
http://instructiuni.blogspot.ro/2011/02/energie-pila-karpen-romania.html