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But the second law of thermodynamics still does. Gravity wells are still a mechanical system, just not a heat engine.
by Ensorceled 6y ago
But the second law of thermodynamics still does. Gravity wells are still a mechanical system, just not a heat engine.
- ClumsyPilot 6y agoLaws of thermodynamics apply to the entire universe, ergo i dont think anyone is claiming to break laws of physics
- thereisnospork 6y ago>Not even close. Second law of thermodynamics puts a limit on heat engine. Gravity storage is not subject to such limit. Emphasis mine. Don't be a pedant.
- Ensorceled 6y agoWell, my important point was that hydrocarbons are fucking terrible but keep focusing on the first part.
- ergwwrt 6y ago2nd law of t only applies to mass. Gravity works via gravitons which are massless so the 2nd does not apply..