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August 20, 2021

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NEW INTERNATIONAL SCIENTIFIC PAPER: Study and design of pendulum assisted hand water pump

Research into the hand water pump with pendulum is ongoing over the past decade. The following scientific paper was published in Nepal

August 9, 2021

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NOVOSADSKA TV: Serbian academy of inventors and scientists (VIDEO)

The team of Novi Sad TV visited the Serbian Academy of Inventors and Scientists - SAIN. On that occasion, they conducted interviews with academics - members of this academy, among whom is academician Veljko Milković

May 28, 2021

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NEW BOOK: Veljko Milković: Energy of oscillations – from an idea to realisation (collection of papers)

Academician Veljko Milković has published a new book that deals with the development of the idea of the two-stage mechanical oscillator, from the beginning to the present day. The book Energy of Oscillations - from an idea to realization is a collection of works created in the period from 2001 to 2020 and can be downloaded free of charge in electronic form.

May 25, 2021

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Expansion of international research of pendulum power generators

Scientific papers are published around the world that test prototypes of a pendulum electricity generator, based on Milković's patents.

April 26, 2021

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Milković’s invention is changing the world!

The Internet portal Energetske vesti (Energy news) wrote an extensive article about academician Veljko Milković and his invention, the two-stage mechanical oscillator, which they claim is an invention that changes the world!

March 19, 2021

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Is it really impossible?

The editorial staff of the Šareni portal website published an article about academician Veljko Milković entitled "Is it really impossible?" which talks about the potential of the two-stage mechanical oscillator to be able to work indefinitely in a certain configuration, which would fulfill the conditions to be defined as a perpetuum mobile or, as modern science says, an impossible machine.