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Link to a testing rig pic.

http://www.steorn.net/images/sean4_large.jpg

I doubt this works. But I demand that it gets tested. Ignorance never advanced science/technology, so lets get this thing debunked.

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@ YeOldeButchere

Your example of Einstein is not quite equal. First off, the theory of relativity itself doesn't make money. It is a scientific discovery. Yes it is used to make more precise calculations and also explains other things that lead to making money. But this is energy we are talking about, argueably the most precious commodity. These guys don't care about breaking the laws of physics, they just want to make money off the patents. Playing those cards close to the chest makes good business sense.

Which brings me to my second point, this is a company not a couple dudes with too much time on your hands. From what I've gathered, they are primarily a research company (which means they won't have many concrete products to sell). I would fully expect that they keep this underwraps just like 3M, IBM, or Intel would.

To let you know, I don't think they succeeded. But hell, there is little reason not to see it get tested, especially as this does not appear to be coming from naive individuals. Yes, cold-fusion scientists were reputable at one time as well, but claims still need to be disproven.

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Sheesh.

If I said Steorn is shit and no one on planet earth should give them the time of day, would that make you satisfied?

I agree, perputual motion has been worked to death... Science is abused all the time with illegitimate claims... That doesn't mean credible people shouldn't go disprove it. Saying every situation is the same as the last one I'm pretty sure is covered in Aesop's Fables with "cry wolf". The time that you don't check something out is the time that it happens.

I hope that legit scientists and physics experts go debunk this. And I hope you don't go the route of choosing to ignore and piss on things because of past experience regardless of the present.

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Why the hell would anyone place an ad (which is not cheap BTW) bringing their product into question and under scrutiny if there is no legitimate product? That's like Phantom placing an ad in Time saying that they want 12 magazine reviewers to come check out the console at their offices. It maybe bullshit, but you are asking to be called on it in the public arena thereby ruining any future your company may have, especially with investors.

The way to get money off fake stuff is to keep it behind closed doors and have small meetings with gullible investors all the while claiming in small press releases an incredible product (reference again the afforementioned Phantom console). What these guys are doing is the exact opposite. This to me does lend credibility.

We know this much though, either A) they made a mistake in their tests, B) they made a few mistakes in their tests, C) they made alot of mistakes in their tests, D) they are the dumbest-asses ever, E) they actually have some kind of energy producing product. And those answers all lead to the same conclusion of get this crap checked out.

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I do suppose that's a viable scenario. It still seems a bit ass-backwards to me. Publicity stunt of some kind, this is for sure. As with other fake schemes, they are trying to get public opinion on their side first (claims to solve world problems instead of just info about the device). There is definitely suspicion to be had.

Only time will tell.

I was speaking idiomatically.