Irish company claims they have invented working Free Energy Source

[Raydawg1234]

Video of interview on Fox News:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WV4Ja5Cjtvc&eurl=

Steorn add:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xbla_AVt8CY&eurl=



http://www.steorn.net

[Jim Sagle]

1. They're telling us a big story.

;-)

[seriousstan]

2. How many times does this farce need to be rehashed?

They keep challenging scientists when all they have to do is make it, market it and watch the millions roll in.

I call TOTAL B.S.

[Raydawg1234]

3. how would they get the money to market it and make it,

if they don't test it first

[neoblues]

5. I'll answer as soon as I get my perpetual motion engine to market...

I'd also guess that if they did have such a thing, they'd make more like Billions or Trillions; of course, that would come from the Oil Companies buying them out in order to continue promoting Global Warming**!

**Global Warming: "The Answer" to Global Over-Population.

[Botany]

4. Please

We walk around and find these low level magnetic fields
and these run contradictory to the laws of conservation
of energy (i.e. thermodynamics) .... o.k..



First Law of Thermodynamics

The first law of thermodynamics is often called the Law of Conservation of Energy. This law suggests that
energy can be transferred from one system to another in many forms. However, it can not be created nor
destroyed. Thus, the total amount of energy available in the Universe is constant. Einstein's famous equation
(written below) describes the relationship between energy and matter:

E = MC2

In the equation above, energy (E) is equal to matter (M) times the square of a constant (C). Einstein suggested that energy and matter are interchangeable. His equation also suggests that the quantity of energy and matter in the Universe is fixed.

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I will bet on old Albert E.. Matter of fact with a science / physics test of this law when we had men / machines on the
moon some scientists tested E=MC 2 and it worked to 1/1,000,000,000 of a second.

[sce56]

6. Hey they are asking for review what is wrong with that? Magnetism is very

powerful and the basis of our power generation! With out a magnetic field a generator will not generate electricity. I hope that it is fully investigated and makes a big breakthrough in electrical production we will then no longer be hanging from the Oil companies rope!
Best of luck to them!!!

[Poll_Blind]

7. I have a very well-connected and informed acquaintance who...

...participated in the viewing of one of the early Stern broadcasts via the web. This gentleman acquaintance of mine is independently-wealthy, intelligent, cunning but most important to this story are his questionable business practices. I don't know him well, but I've chatted with him a few times and he makes most of his money "on the internet". He described his methods. They are not illegal but they are highly immoral, deceptive, and require a great deal of manipulation of the Internet- to the point of making entire fake websites that would appear real in just about every way. Anyway, the point is: He is a very suspicious person who can spot a con job because, frankly, that's what he does for a living. You meet all kinds of people on-line. It consistently amazes me.

  Anyway he indicated that Steorn appeared to be a front for something. Whatever it is, though, it doesn't appear to be related to cheap energy. But whatever it is, it appears well-connected, well-executed and well-funded. Very well-funded. The ad in The Economist cost something around $150K, alone. His initial idea was that this was Viral Marketing, maybe for a video game console or game or maybe for a television show. He mentioned some other things but our conversation was around two months ago and I've since actively avoided chatting with him because of how he gets his money. I will hint, however, that his research into Steorn, into some aspects of it, raised a lot of red flags. When I left the SkypeCast, he was enumerating the Steorn internal telephone network and tsk-tsking audibly about the quality of the deception.

  That's all I can really say/remember.

  Curious readers may want to do a Google Search for "Steorn" and "Viral Marketing". I'll let those pages and the research of those individuals speak for themselves.

ONEDIT: I also participated in a SkypeCast composed of individuals, including some engineering types, who were commenting on a presentation that Steorn was giving. I still have no real clue what some of the questions meant but the answers were described as being "extremly evasive" or vague and indirect.

PB