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- Scientific American, ‘A
New Patent Office Ruling on Perpetual Motion Machine’, Vol. 105, 16 December 1911, page 561
- ‘A Perpetual Motion
Machine Problem,’ (R.P. Horton’s submission), Vol. 103, 17 September 1910, page 214
- ‘Inventors of Perpetual
Motion Machines’, Vol. 64, 23 Jan 1891, page 238
- ‘Is Perpetual Motion Possible?’, Vol. 67,30 July 1892, page 64
- ‘Medieval Machinery
- How the Germans of the 17th Century Tried to Solve and Age Old Problem’, Vol. 115, 15 July 19 16, page 64
- ‘Perpetual Motion -
Some Examples of Misguided Ingenuity’, Vol. 105, 18 November 1911, Page 452,
- ‘Perpetual Motion Again’
( G.W.Francis submission, Vol. 77, 30 November, 1897, page 311
- ‘Solutions of Mr. McNeill’s
Perpetual Motion Problem’, Vol. 103, 24 December 1910, page 503
- ‘Something for Nothing’
(Garabed), Vol. 119,13 July 1918, page 26
- ‘The Perpetual Motion
Problem’ ( solutions to Horton), Vol. 103, 1 October 1910, page 255, and 8 October, 1910, page 275.
- ‘The Problem in Perpetual
Motion’ ( Dennis McNeill) ,26 November , 1910, page. 420.
- ‘Typical Perpetual Motion
Fraud’. (J.M. Aldrich machine), Vol. 81, 1 July 1899, pp. 1 and 9 .
- Scientific American supplement,
‘A New Radium Perpetual Motion Machine’, number 1866 physics, Vol.
72, 7 Octomber,1911, page 239
- Benham, Charles E, ‘A Perpetual Clock - the Ingenuity of James Cox’, scientific American supplement, New York,
number 1751, Vol. 68, 2 October 1909
- ‘Perpetual Motion -
the One Phenomena which is Universal and Constant’, Scientific American
supplement, New York, number 2121,Vol. 82, 26 August 1916, pp. 130-2
- Angrist, Stanley W., ‘Perpetual Motion machines’, Scientific American,
New York, Vol. 218, January 1968, pp. 114-22.
Articles from other Journals
- Heyl, Dr. Paul R., ‘Perpetual Motion in the 20th Century’, Scientific
Monthly, Vol. 22, February 1926, pp.143-5
- Hicks Clifford B., ‘Why They Wont work?’, American Heritage,
Vol.22, April 1961, page 78
- Miller, William Marion, ‘Attempts
to Harness Perpetual Motion in Ohio in 19th Century’, Isis, Vol. 37,pt .1-2, 1947
- Morris, Wilson C., ‘Negation of Perpetual Motion in an Elementary physics’, School ,Science and Mathematics, Vol. 13, June 1913,
page 469-479
- Morton, Henry B., ‘Engineering
Fallacies’ , Cassiers Magazine, Vol. 7 January 1895,pp 200 -10.
- Bessler wheel - Apologische Poesie und Poetische Apologie von
seinem Mobile Per Se und Perpetuum Mobile by Orffyreus (or Johann Ernst Elias Bessler) (1716/1717) Germany.
- Bessler’s Wonderful Wheel (Article, 1956) by Frank Edwards.
- “Perpetual Motion: An Ancient Mystery Solved? Comments" by
Eugene Mallove, IE, Vol. 4, Issue 21, Aug-September 1998, p. 53.
- “The Legendary Wheel of Orffyreus A Review of Perpetual Motion"
by Mike Carrell, IE, Vol. 4, Issue 21, Aug-September 1998, pp. 53-55.
- “Comments on Perpetual Motion" by Thomas Phipps, Jr., IE,
Vol. 4, Issue 21, Aug-September 1998, p. 55.
- “Interview with John Collins, Author of Perpetual Motion
- An Ancient Mystery Solved?" by Susan Seddon, IE, Vol. 4, Issue 21, Aug-September 1998, pp. 55-56.
- “Bessler’s Wheel - An Explanation?" by Steve O’Donnell,
IE, Vol. 4, Issue 21, Aug-September 1998, pp. 57, 69.Response by John Collins to IE #21 Reviews of his book
- “Perpetual Motion: An Ancient Mystery Solved? Comments”
by John Collins IE Vol. 4, Issue 23, January/February 1999, p.61-62, 68.
- “Some Thoughts on a
Simple Explanation of Bessler’s Wheel:
Bessler’s Wheel
Uncovered with an Interpretation of Bessler’s Little Book- A Delayed Gift to the World.”Alden
E.Park, http://www1.iwvisp.com/LA4Park/
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