As the debate on the Steorn free energy rages on (mainly on the company’s own discussion forum), the story has not, so far made it very big on global news channels.
But Tuesday, Fox News had a live interview with Sean MacCarthy, CEO of Steorn. So the story is not dead yet.
The apparent sincerity of the company, shown in a number of interviews is now pushing the opinions of many people towards the possibility that a gross mis-measurement has lead Steorn to believe that it is creating energy out of thin air. Others are defending its claims, hoping that the promise of free energy via the manipulation of magnetic fields is true.
Yet accusations of hoaxing or of conducting a huge social experiment still persist.
I’m telling you.. This is weird stuff.
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I defined law of energy conservation differently [ my interaction -discussion with late Prof.W.B.Shockley,Nobel Laureate) and that seems to protect the Steron’s magnetic perpetual motion device as well as Energy conservation law. Though the inventer of the Energy conservation principle, H.von Helmholtz, himself deduced an equation that was contradictory this principle. My efforts to locate this equation was not successful. Helmholtz had imagined the fabrication of perpetual motion device in his life time.