Dr. J Harihara Reddy
Media & Evidence
Field talks, live demonstrations, and audio recordings documenting Dr. Reddy's research on perpetual motion, the Nature Wheels Machine Theorem, and his patented road-safety innovations.
Field Demonstrations & Talks
Perpetual Motion Principles – Outdoor Field Talk
Dr. Reddy explains the gravitational and atmospheric forces behind the Nature Wheels Machine Theorem, using angle-of-incidence and reflection principles with a ball-and-body demonstration.
The ball is lifted to height H, its potential energy raised to MGH. On relaxation, it falls down and does work against gravity to raise to the same height. And the same ball with the same energy, if released with inclination, it moves along the surface of the earth.
This is a ball and this is a heavy body. These two are in the same inclination with the ground. If the small ball is on the inclination and on relaxation, it moves along the surface of the body, but it cannot reflect.
But here, this ball is a small one — this is a heavier body. Its angles are not the same, so the ball reflects with the formula: angle of incidence is equal to angle of reflection.
Automatic Brake & Accidental Force Robot
Exhibition walkthrough of the SCERT state-award winning Automatic Brake with Accidental Force Robot — Dr. Reddy's patented road-safety invention using energy reflection and differential weight principles.
Ball is raised to height H, its potential energy is increased to MGH. On relaxation, it falls down and does work against gravity to raise vertically up. The same body on relaxation with inclination moves along the surface of the inclined body.
This is a heavier one. If it collides with the heavier body, the smaller body reflects and changes its direction — like a carrom board, the striker and coins. This is a heavy body source and this is a sink. Right-angle isosceles triangle.
The difference between these two weights is the available energy. The heavy body cannot reflect, so the lighter body — instead of reflecting — moves along the surface of the earth.
— Thank you.
Nature Wheels Machine – Live Demonstration
A live walkthrough demonstrating the Nature Wheels Machine in action, showcasing how gravitational and wind forces sustain motion in Dr. Reddy's prototype model.
Audio Recording
Whirlwind Wheelwork Reservoir – Perpetual Motion Lecture
Dr. Reddy presents the Whirlwind Wheelwork Reservoir concept — a possible perpetual motion machine using permanent vacuum, ceaseless wind, and pushing cups to generate torque. Recorded for Ada Lovelace Day.
Whirlwind wheelwork reservoir for perpetual motion machines. Perpetual motion machines and artificial anemometer for Ada Lovelace Day.
Whirlwind wheelwork reservoir. Indian's high-grade energy perpetual motion machines are possible. Low-grade energy perpetual motion machines are impossible.
Permanent vacuum in a circular chamber — ceaseless wind outside the chamber with pushing cups by local winds generates torques, and it leads to create tornadoes. This is a possible perpetual motion machine.
We can ignore impossible perpetual motion machines. Let policy makers decide to amend natural laws, which further clarifies thermodynamic laws.
Whirlwind wheelwork reservoir can generate power. This is a solution for the UN Decade of Sustainable Power. This can decrease fuel consumption. This can decrease fuel pollution. These are human knowledge vectors. This can increase efficiency in all sectors.
This is a solution to the ever quest for perpetuum mobile. It results in a revolution in energy crisis and social-economic synthesis.
Indian gift — zero mathematics, the queen of all sciences — and perpetual motion machines physics, the king of all sciences.
1857 was the first war of Indian independence. 1957 is the first war of Indian energy independence. Our ancestors' traditional knowledge flourishes. Our present goals on energy — to flourish.
— Dr. J. Harihara Reddy. Thank you.
Perpetual motion Audio Recording
Education, Science, Research, and Development
We are working to create a world where people are curious about the wonders of the world. Trying to understand the infinite wonders of nature with our limited human intellect is a story that has no ending. Every scientific breakthrough or technological advancement starts with a spark of curiosity, ignited by a teacher. We salute the educators who empower us to become the innovators.
No matter how syllabus-bound a system of education is, its efficiency will significantly decline if it permits too little space for teachers to adjust their pedagogical approach to their students' lived experiences. When your education limits your imagination, it is called indoctrination. But education is about opening doors to opportunities, better livelihoods, and understanding each other a bit more every day.
The goal of education is to create people capable of doing new things, not simply repeating what other generations have done, which is widely attributed to Jean Piaget, a renowned Swiss psychologist. Wisdom is not a product of schooling, but of the lifelong attempt to acquire it.
The Concept of the “Impossible” in Creativity and Education
In both creativity and education, the concept of impossible is largely a matter of perspective, defined more by structural limitations, mindset, and available resources than by true, insurmountable barriers. While physical laws impose absolute limits, creative and educational impossibilities are often temporary barriers waiting to be broken. Here is a breakdown of how impossible functions in these fields:
In Creativity, Impossible is Temporary
Creativity is often defined as the act of making the impossible possible by connecting previously unconnected ideas.
- The Myth of Absolute Impossibility: Many things once deemed impossible — for example, flight, instant global communication, and gene editing — are now mundane realities because creative thinkers refused to accept the limitation.
- Constraints Fuel Innovation: The impossible acts as a boundary that forces the brain to abandon conventional paths, fostering divergent thinking and creating new solutions.
- The Real Barrier is Fear: The biggest hurdle is not a lack of potential, but the fear of being wrong or appearing foolish.
In Education, Impossible is Often Structural
While the potential for learning is nearly limitless, traditional educational systems often construct artificial impossibilities through rigidity.
- Systematic Limitations: Rigid, standardized curricula and a focus on conformity can make nurturing individual creativity feel almost impossible within the current system.
- The Learning Outcome Trap: The reliance on predetermined learning outcomes — defining exactly what a student should know — can stifle the unexpected, often messy process of creative discovery.
Perpetual Motion Machines: History, Theory, and Fringe Science
Perpetual motion machines are generally considered a fringe scientific or historical topic rather than a community project. While they are often analyzed in PDF papers from academic institutions and independent researchers, they do not work and are regarded as impossible under current laws of physics, often violating the first and second laws of thermodynamics.
Historical and Scientific Study
Many papers exist discussing the history and theoretical failures of these machines, while evaluating their impossibility and the inventors' way of thinking. These designs overcome all these hurdles and reach the goal of education.
Energy Knowledge Manthan: What we sow, so we reap.
Fringe science refers to highly speculative, unorthodox, or avant-garde research that departs significantly from mainstream scientific theories. While it exists at the extreme boundaries of established disciplines, it attempts to use formal scientific methodology.
Characteristics of Fringe Science
- Lack of Mainstream Support: Because these ideas are highly novel or challenge established paradigms, they rarely receive significant funding or publication in mainstream academic journals.
- Methodology: True fringe science operates within the realm of the scientific method, relying on testing falsifiable hypotheses.
- High Failure Rate: Many fringe concepts ultimately prove to be incorrect once subjected to broader testing.
- Historical Shifts: Occasionally, theories once dismissed as fringe are rigorously proven over time and become widely accepted. Historical examples include the Big Bang theory, continental drift, and quantum entanglement.
Thermodynamic impossible statements, which have no tests and proofs, are pseudoscience.
Mindset and the Alteration of Reality
We create what we want. We get what we want, or what we do not refuse. We wanted to go to the moon, so we went there. We achieve what we want to achieve. If we are not achieving something, it is because we have not put our minds to it. What we want and how to get it depends on our mindsets. It is extremely difficult to change mindsets once they are formed.
We create the world in accordance with our mindset. We need to invent ways to change our perspective continually and reconfigure our mindset quickly as new knowledge emerges. We can reconfigure our world if we can configure our mindset as needed to construct Indian ancestors' perpetual motion machine, or we can change intangible cultural heritage expressions into tangible cultural heritage expressions with inexhaustible forces like gravity and atmosphere.
Impossible statements are limited to low-grade energy like heat engines. These designs are based on high-grade energy and use inexhaustible nature forces like gravity, atmosphere, and water potential energy, along with artificial vacuum in a closed cylinder.
The Nature Wheels Machine Theorem
What was controversial about perpetual motion machines? Was nature creative or conservative? We have come to believe in the former views of natural history and cosmology, but instead in the latter for our celebrated constraining laws of thermodynamics.
“Science commits suicide when it adopts a creed.” — Huxley
Yet we now enjoy creatively using energy direct from the sun and wind, without us putting any direct work in, accomplishing something close to free potential perpetual motion. These are recognized educational benefits to think about perpetual motion as a case study about how we learn from human hubris — what cannot be done. So rather than condemning talk of perpetual motion machines as irrational, their history should be seen instead as a fertile source of valuable debates, rightful scope, and expectations.
We may have patent law education and energy consumption not limited unduly by any natural limits supplied by physics. Impossible statements are limited only to low-grade energy machines, but that limitation is applied to all and implemented in patent prohibitions unnecessarily.
The Theorem Statement
If nature forces become source input, and less-intensity area sinks are arranged in a machine, then nature forces always act on it and make it a perpetual motion system.
A freely falling vertical body weight can easily be converted as horizontal force. Force causes motion. Weight is force. Weight causes motion. Weight lasts forever. Motion lasts forever. Hence, perpetual motion.
Clausius' theorem states that entropy change is zero in a reversible process, and the negative Gibbs free energy is the necessary and sufficient condition for constructing a second kind of perpetual motion machine. Nature abhors a vacuum. Total natural forces on a machine are not zero, and they are in an unstable condition for motion. As long as there is fuel in a vehicle, entropy and friction cannot stop it. Similarly, as long as inexhaustible nature forces are inputs to a machine, friction and entropy cannot stop it. This is described as evidence-based science, not fringe science or pseudoscience.
“One day, man will connect his apparatus to the very wheelwork of the universe... and the very forces that motivate the planet in their orbits and cause them to rotate will rotate his own machinery.”
Brahmagupta and Nikola Tesla's dreams on perpetual motion machines satisfy and work with inexhaustible nature forces.
Innovation and Modern Application
An innovator, a game-changer, refers to a person or idea that introduces a groundbreaking new concept or technology that significantly alters the existing landscape within a particular field, often disrupting the status quo and forcing others to adopt new, useful approaches. Essentially, it is someone who drastically changes the way things are done by pushing the boundaries of innovation.
A satellite on the surface of the earth is judged and awarded by the State Council of Educational Research and Training at the state-level science fair. Hence, it is declared that constructing a second kind of perpetual motion machine with high-grade energy like gravity and atmosphere is possible. These are already partly in use and working. Now we can make them continue their work. Examples mentioned include windmills, hydro turbines, and solar panels.
Dr. J. Harihara Reddy has dedicated his life to bridging the rich heritage of historical Indian science with modern mechanical engineering. Drawing inspiration from classical Indian mathematicians and astronomers such as Brahmagupta, Lallacharya, and Bhaskaracharya, Dr. Reddy has formulated a paradigm-shifting engineering framework titled “Nature Wheels Machine Theorem.”
His lifelong research culminates in his seminal publication, An Innovator, a Game Changer: Indian Modern Perpetual Motion Machines with Nature Free Wheels. His foundational breakthrough, detailed in Understanding Nature, Nature Field, and Nature Fueled Instruments, reimagines mechanical design by positioning fundamental environmental forces — such as gravity, atmospheric pressure, and natural water potential — as direct source inputs for energy-independent mechanisms, rather than operating in isolation from the environment.
Beyond pure mechanical theory, Dr. Reddy has applied these foundational physics principles to address urgent real-world issues in alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. His engineered concepts include:
- Transportation Safety: Designing automatic brakes utilizing accidental forces, and engineering robots to leverage impact forces dynamically, offering scalable blueprints for the UN Road Safety Decades.
- Environmental Remediation: Creating noise-suppressed rotating cups in silencers to significantly diminish urban sound pollution, according to World Health Organization standards.
- Decarbonized Power Generation: Presenting the concept of a sustainable satellite on the surface of the earth for power generation and transportation, utilizing free gravitational pull as an external energy source to facilitate clean, infinite power loops.
- Climate Adaptation: Formulating sky-based water transportation systems leveraging natural sea breezes to alleviate severe regional droughts.
Dr. Reddy's work uniquely operationalizes Part IV A, Article 51A of the Constitution of India, actively advancing the fundamental duties to value and preserve our composite culture, protect the natural environment, and develop a robust scientific temper and spirit of inquiry. His research transforms traditional ideas into a viable modern science heritage research initiative.
For more information, visit www.perpetualmotion.co.in — Dr. J. Harihara Reddy.
These are taken from higher scientific authorities' views. Thank you.