Buoyancy Engine Open Sourced: Air, Water, Gravity Power

PRESS RELEASE
OPEN-SOURCE TECHNOLOGY
Wednesday, October 1, 2025

Archimedes Submersible Energy Apparatus (ASEA)
A Continuous Energy System Powered by Air, Water and Gravity

A Simplified Explanation
By Archimedes' principle, an object in water experiences an upward buoyant force equal to the weight of displaced water.

I like to think of Archimedes's principle as gravity in reverse. A sort of "anti-gravity" but in the water. The ASEA takes advantage of this concept by turning the force of gravity (in both directions) into rotational energy.

The ASEA can operate in a system of three modules. Each module can consist of two submersibles (or submersible clusters) on opposite protocols. Each submersible contains a bellows (like lungs) that can expand or contract based on the motion of fluid over the hull and in conjunction with a snorkel tube routed to a surface power transfer assembly.

The two submersibles in a module can operate on opposite protocols, meaning as one rises the other descends. The direction of travel depends on the state of the bellows. An inflated bellows will cause the submersible to ascend. A de-flatted bellows will cause the submersible to descend.

When one submersible is rising and the alternate submersible is descending by the force of gravity, the module is in an energetic state. At the end of module one's energetic state (when the module one has reached the surface/bottom) energy can be utilized from modules two and three (while in their energetic state) to change module one back to an energetic state.

In this way the modules can take turns, two modules can provide power to change the state of a third module in a continuous rotation. In this way a common central shaft can rotate ultimately powered by the force of gravity. This rotation can be utilized for any purpose including electricity production.
This exchange and collaboration of energetic states can be accomplished by a power transfer assembly which can include six forward-neutral-reverse gears (one per submersible / two per module), three gear shifters (one per module), causing a common central shaft (one per ASEA), to continuously rotate.

Why I am open sourcing this technology
For several reasons. One of those reasons is to keep this technology from getting "lost" as many similar technologies have in the past.

How Can You Help?
Save/print this disclosure, save a hard copy. Forward it on. If you represent a company with sufficient resources, then build it, test it, use it. If you wish to discuss a business collaboration, my contact information is below.

I am actively seeking funding to develop technologies specifically designed to work with the ASEA. I will post a GoFundMe (or similar service) on my X and LinkedIn accounts for anyone interested in accelerating these projects.

Michael Newgent
Founder / Perpetual Hydro LLC
PO Box 1761
Kapaa, HI 96746

info@perpetualhydro.energy

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Perpetual Hydro LLC
PO Box 1761
Kapaa, HI 96746

Perpetual Hydro LLC, where we specialize in novel fluid mechanical and energy systems; *wave energy *ocean energy *wind energy *mechanical batteries *compressor technologies *hydroelectric *hybrid energy system. Powering the world with Air and Water

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