2010/1/3 Esa Ruoho <[email protected]>: > http://www.cyberpresse.ca/le-soleil/actualites/science-et-technologie/201001/02/01-935699-projet-orbo-de-la-compagnie-steorn-la-conservation-de-lenergie-mise-au-defi.php
Thanks, Esa. Google translates as: Project Orbo Steorn company: the conservation of the energy challenge (Quebec) Three years after launching a challenge to the scientific community, the Irish company Steorn was presented in Dublin, an engine which it claims produces more energy than it consumes, thus violating a fundamental principle of Science: conservation of energy. In August 2006, Steorn had published an advertisement in The Economist, where she claimed to have developed a "technology that produces clean energy, free and constant ..." She then invited experts to form a jury of twenty people, to validate his claims. Steorn is an engineering firm in Dublin, which manufactures electronic equipment for various public and private clients. By working on a contract that has accidentally found unexpected results with one of its aircraft. Instead of the stored energy decrease, we found that it increased. In July 2007, a year after publishing his announcement, Steorn had to launch the technology in London, but the demonstration was cut short. Everything had been canceled at the last second due to a technical failure. Very little information has circulated about the exact nature of the technology to the point where the jury decided to forfeit earlier this year. "The jury's unanimous verdict is that all attempts to Steorn to prove his point did not show energy production," concluded the President, Canadian Ian MacDonald. Live But Steorn did not mean abandoning his project, called Orbo. Shortly after the withdrawal of the jury, she formed a new group of 300 companies and engineers who have had access to special training for Orbo and recently made without prior announcement, we opened the doors to the public to can observe the equipment in question. It is also possible to see live images of the event from the website of the company: www.steorn.com. Even if the device does not that name, it is good for all purposes of perpetual motion, something long held by science as a hoax. The device is very simple and made from magnets powered by a battery. Like any electric motor, a fixed portion surrounds a movable part, driven by the electric force of repulsion. On the top of the engine, we installed a generator that produces energy. According to the President of Steorn, Sean McCarthy, if we calculate the energy, including heat, this device produces three times more energy than it consumes. Jean-Paul Biberian engineer in nuclear physics, was part of the original jury. Marseille joined by The Sun, he observed that the device unveiled in Dublin is different from technology originally announced in 2006. "They were replaced by permanent magnet coils powered by a battery. This is quite different from what we showed. They do not prove anything with this demonstration. We do not know how much energy is consumed or how much is recovered. With the jury had never been able to vote because they had never seen the prototype running, but I think it does not work. They think they ran into a random phenomenon, but they have no theoretical explanation for the support. I wish the law of conservation of energy is not valid, but unfortunately, in my opinion, it takes forever ... "he says with a laugh. Steorn's demonstration must be continued indefinitely. <end>
