"... A video of what appeared to be a real-life perpetual motion waterfall inspired by M.C. Escher hit the internet on April Fools' Day, and while everyone knew it was fake, the method behind it left people guessing.

Now the waterfall's creators have revealed their tricks, which are more complex than expected. Yes, an optical illusion is involved, but that's just the beginning..."

http://www.instructables.com/id/Perpetual-Motion-Machine-The-real-life-version-of/

From http://geeks.thedailywh.at/2011/04/28/perpetual-motion-machine-of-the-day/ ...

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