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*[http://www.hp-gramatke.net/perpetuum/index.htm Hans-Peter's Unpublished publications.] HP's Perpetuum Mobile | *[http://www.hp-gramatke.net/perpetuum/index.htm Hans-Peter's Unpublished publications.] HP's Perpetuum Mobile | ||
*[http://english.pravda.ru/science/19/94/379/15849_perpetual.html Pravda.Ru, 23.07.2005] Another perpetual motor built in Russia | |||
*[http://english.pravda.ru/science/tech/14-04-2009/107399-Russian_scientists-0 14.04.2009, Pravda.Ru] Russian scientists test perpetual motion machine in space | *[http://english.pravda.ru/science/tech/14-04-2009/107399-Russian_scientists-0 14.04.2009, Pravda.Ru] Russian scientists test perpetual motion machine in space | ||
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- The perpetual myth of free energy BBC News website, July 9, 2007
- Inventor of the Week Archive A short biography of Blaise Pascal published on a page from the website of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, containing this statement: "Pascal worked on many versions of the (mechanical calculator) devices, leading to his attempt to create a perpetual motion machine."
- The Physical Principles of Unworkable Devices Donald E. Simanek, Professor Emeritus, Physics Department, Lockhaven University of Pennsylvania.
- Hans-Peter's Unpublished publications. HP's Perpetuum Mobile
- Pravda.Ru, 23.07.2005 Another perpetual motor built in Russia
- 14.04.2009, Pravda.Ru Russian scientists test perpetual motion machine in space