Ignore the poorly drawn sketch; it's the best I could manage.
Why wouldn't this project work to generate energy indefinitely?
The project consists of a fixed structure and a concentric rotating assembly.
At the base is a rigid support that holds a central horizontal axis. Mounted on this axis is an inner circular wheel, free to rotate with minimal friction. Around this wheel is a second fixed circular structure, functioning as an outer ring or casing that follows the entire contour of the inner wheel, maintaining a small, uniform gap between them.
The inner wheel and the outer ring have different diameters, forming an annular space between them. Several magnets are installed in this space, distributed along the entire circumference.
The magnets of the inner wheel are fixed to the outer periphery of the rotating wheel, facing the outer ring. The magnets of the outer ring are fixed to the inner face of the fixed structure, facing the inner wheel.
The two sets of magnets are positioned at an angle to the radius of the circle, forming a predetermined angle (for example, 30°, 45°, or another chosen value). All magnets follow the same angular orientation around the set.
The polarity is arranged so that the poles facing each other are equivalent, producing magnetic repulsion between the magnets of the inner wheel and the magnets of the outer ring. #science