A Concept for Perpetual Electric Body Based on Topological Vortex Theory Integrating Permanent Magnets and Radioactive Elements (5)
- The inspiration for this paper comes from ongoing contemplation of interdisciplinary fundamental scientific questions. The concept of synthesizing a "perpetual electric body" using permanent magnets, radioactive elements, and topological vortices, is purely a heuristic and speculative theoretical discussion. Its purpose is to stimulate interdisciplinary academic thought, propose potential future research directions, and promote collaboration and innovation in related fields.
- The content of this paper is NOT based on completed experimental verification or conclusive experimental data and does NOT constitute a realized scientific discovery or technical solution. The author explicitly acknowledges that this concept faces numerous significant fundamental scientific and engineering challenges, including but not limited to the laws of thermodynamics, material radiation damage, and energy conversion efficiency. Any potential application prospects mentioned are predicated on the assumption of future fundamental breakthroughs in relevant core technologies.
- Readers should not interpret the content of this paper as proof of feasibility for a "perpetual motion machine" or any device that violates known physical laws. The author and publisher assume no responsibility for any direct or indirect consequences arising from attempts, research, or investments based on the ideas presented herein.
- Author thanks all researchers who have made outstanding contributions in the fields of topological physics and condensed matter theory. In view of the fact that many of the author's thoughts and perspectives have been suppressed by so-called peer-reviewed publications, special gratitude is extended to Facebook for providing such a platform for free expression and sharing of individual insights.
- Author encourages the discussion, verification, and development of the concepts proposed in this paper with a rigorous, critical, and open scientific spirit. For the betterment of human life and the future, the continuous development and advancement of materials science remains an enduring pursuit of human society in adapting to nature.
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