On the night from Thursday to Monday, a perpetual motion machine (WR) was created in room 213 of the Department of Nanometrology! As students report:
-I come here, and it's moving on the right. I looked on the left and it was also moving. We tried to move on Thursday, but it apparently didn't work until the weekend.

According to the authors of the project, a coffee bean feeder was planned. They theorize that the energy contained in caffeine was sufficient in the morning hours for the WR to move. For now, it doesn't look like it's going to stop.
-We've been getting the individual since the early morning hours. - reports Dr. Master, employed at the Department - We didn't detect any energy absorption, only its production. A very sensitive measuring device showed the room warming up by 0.1 K. Moreover, it's moving, what more do you need?

According to witnesses, the device is indeed moving. We encourage you to follow the news and video reports.