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February 12, 2007

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Orbo: The Steorn free energy technology; branded

danger @ 12:11 am

Orbo from Steorn

Steorn has redesigned it’s website around Orbo
, the name it has given to it’s free energy technology.

Orbo is the brand name of our free energy technology. Orbo is a technology that produces free, clean and constant energy. It can be applied to power products ranging from portable music players to cars.

This is all just getting so exciting. Why if they are as good at free energy production as they are at vacuous but pretty looking websites then boy are we in for a free energy related future. Steorn it.

Steorn previously at TCAL.

January 11, 2007

Steorn are back!

danger @ 7:30 pm

I emailed Steorn a few days ago to ask how they were getting on with revolutionising the entire world of energy production, and heard nothing in response. Today, they’ve released a press release.

Steorn, the Irish technology development company, has today announced that its free energy technology will be made widely available to the development community immediately after the independent scientific validation process that is currently underway.

Under the terms of a modified general purpose licence and for a nominal fee, Steorn’s intellectual property will be made available concurrently to all interested parties, from individual enthusiasts to larger research organisations. Steorn is taking this bold move to accelerate the deployment and acceptance of its technology for both humanitarian and commercial products.

Loads of Steorn previously at TCAL. Wikipedia entry.

September 21, 2006

Dublin Coastal Development

tim @ 11:46 am


Wow.

Update: It must be Steorn behind this!!!

Another update. The official Dublin Coastal Development website!

September 12, 2006

Steorn check in

danger @ 10:57 pm

So our favourite physics smashing Irish company, Steorn are into phase 1 of their validation process.

Pre-Phase I Current Phase
Analyse list of scientists, contact and verify interest, choose twelve and negotiate terms.


Exciting times. Massive publicity stunt or reality altering discovery? STAY TUNED. Steorn previously at TCAL.

September 5, 2006

Steorn Watch

danger @ 2:32 am

Steorn; everyones favourite Dublin based free-energy device creating company are generating a lot of interest all across the world. A good way to keep up with the developments on this story is with the new site steornwatch.com, which has uploaded a telephone interview with the Steorn CEO Sean McArthy. Of course, naysayers believe that steornwatch could all be part of the same game.

There’s 4 days left for scientists to sign up to take the challenge by the way. Official site.

Our previous Steorn coverage.

September 1, 2006

TCAL Creates Free Energy Device to Compete With Steorn

tim @ 5:23 pm

Waterfall

TCAL Labs, in conjunction with the eight scientists that independently verified Steorn’s free energy technology, have created a competing free energy device. The scientists jumped at the chance to work with TCAL labs. Non disclosure agreements or nay, they all agreed that the opportunity to swap ideas with us was too great to pass up and they called over for a chat. After several minutes we created a technology that was even more efficient than free. You heard us, punks, we created a device with the potential to yield infinity + 1 million joules per second. In a row. We are calling the device “Weekend”.

Slim pickings on the spheroweb today.

August 19, 2006

Irish Company Steorn claiming free energy source: Video

danger @ 2:27 am

Yesterday we reported on the seemingly physics laws smashing news of an Irish company; Steorn (www.steorn.com) (already have a wikipedia page too) who claim to have created a free energy creating mechanism. Wonderful. Here’s their slightly too slickly produced video.

Here’s a link to the patent for the device, filed on WIPO. But is this just a hoax? Here’s an article from 2002 on cnn.com on a seemingly similar story.

The tags the video was uploaded along with are:

zero point energy, zero point, whackjob, steorn, snake oil, scam, pyramid scheme, pure baloney, perpetual motion, nutters, not possible, manipulative, malarky, learn physics, kooks,

Arthur C. Clarke formulated the following three “laws” of prediction:

1. When a distinguished but elderly scientist states that something is possible, he is almost certainly right. When he states that something is impossible, he is very probably wrong.
2. The only way of discovering the limits of the possible is to venture a little way past them into the impossible.
3. Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.

And Homer said:

Lisa, in this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics!

Thanks John. Found some of the links here on digg here, it’s on the front page at the moment and has 245 comments and counting.

August 18, 2006

Irish firm claims ‘free energy’ invention

jp @ 4:39 pm

An Irish technology firm has issued a challenge to the world’s scientific community.

It says its invention smashes one of the basic laws of physics by producing free energy. The company, called Steorn, has placed an advertisement in the Economist seeking 12 top scientists to examine its invention, based on magnetic fields, and publish their results. It says the energy eliminates the need to recharge mobile phones or refuel cars.

Story here on rte. If it’s true it really is amazing.

One of the basic principles of physics is that energy can neither be created nor destroyed, it can only change form.

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