Does anybody here believe on God’s green earth this gizmos could work-?

The discussion centers on the feasibility of a proposed energy generation system called SeaPower, which utilizes the expansion of air-filled balloons rising underwater to generate lifting force and potentially produce energy. The principle relies on buoyancy, where the lifting force equals the volume of displaced water minus the container's weight, similar to how boats float. The system involves injecting compressed air into balloons at depth, which expand as they ascend due to decreasing pressure, theoretically increasing lift. Respondents clarify that while the concept is physically plausible as an energy storage and retrieval mechanism, it is not a net energy generator because energy input is required to compress and transport air to depth. The conservation of energy principle limits the system from producing infinite or free energy. Critiques also highlight inconsistencies in volume and lifting force calculations presented by the proposer. The conversation emphasizes the need for efficiency evaluation and clear objectives for the device, distinguishing between energy storage and generation. No specific brands or models are mentioned.
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