Steorn has completed their first real-time lecture/demo concerning the mysterious ORBO device. Sean promises there will be additional on-line demonstrations soon.
Since I'm not a trained electrical engineer I'm not qualified to judge the accuracy of the technical terminology bandied about, other than to say that I am aware that many qualified engineers have commented on the fact that there seems to exist some weird well-documented characteristics concerning things like "CEMF" and how such effects can apparently alter how Lorenz law would manifest in the classical/textbook case. It is my understanding that the ORBO device allegedly "proves" that they have somehow been able to mitigate counter electromagnetic forces to a certain extent. By how much, I don't know. If true it implies that their device has introduced an asymmetry of forces into the equation that presumably can be exploited to generate useful work, such as turning a generator to generate electricity. I believe someone from the audience asked if Steorn might try to demo something like a cell phone charging device. Sean's reply was that Steorn is in the licensing business and as a small engineering company consisting of only a hundred or so employees they don't have the financial resources nor the desire to embark on such engineering endeavors. Sean said Steorn is in the business of trying to license the ORBO technology to companies who in turn would hopefully envision for themselves (their stockholders) a bright future in developing and marketing products, like cell phones, that would never need recharging. So... I guess one question worth asking at this pregnant moment in history is whether there are enough companies out there willing to risk allocating a portion of their R&D departments and subsequently embark on "developing" a highly controversial "technology" that, if true (That's a BIG "IF") would likely to make them, their company, their stockholders very rich. Regardless of whether such an endeavor would be considered a foolish quest or not, I bet eventually there will be takers willing to risk it. As for me... sure wish I knew if Orbo really does possess magic juju bean juice or not. I really don't know. Mongo will watch. Wait and see what happens next. Regards, Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
