It is an idea. Suppose two blackbodies with different temperatures are in a black enclosure.
Such machine is impossible as it would violate first/second law of thermodynamics.
Answer to Q1: No. I am troubled that you are spending any time even considering this.
Place two objects inside a enclosure and eventually all three objects reach the same temperature.
In what way is this 'motion'?
If you are heating the two objects to maintain a temperature differential then I still do not see what you are trying to achieve.
All right. Although they eventually reach the same temperature, but the emission and absorption energy by a blackbody are not zero. Am I right?
See my project update' Balanced mass and gravity based perpetual motion machine' and above all it will work in closed system.
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