It was about two and half years ago that I saw an advert in the Economist requesting scientists to verify a new energy technology, which was as far as I can tell was a Perpetual Motion Machine.
Steorn were predictably ridiculed by just about anyone with any credibility. Matters were only made worse when they put their device on public display only for it to fail spectacularly; in fact, that was pretty much the last I heard of them...
Only now Steorn are back! And they reckon that they can still create energy from thin air and that they will be make big bucks within twelve to eighteen months. It even seems a few scientists are saying positive things... time will tell and I am not holding my breath just yet, but it's all interesting stuff.
Check out there new video here and the press releases here for the full low down.
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Yeah, and let's not forget the "jury" of 1000 scientist they gave the task of validating the technology, who never returned with a verdict and haven't been mentioned after Steorn's year or so in hiding.
They shot themselves in the foot two years ago when they planned to exhibit in London. Surely no one will take them seriously this time? I wait with interest...