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Steorn livestream to settle the case for overunity once and for all… or something like that

Once again, Steorn promises to finally prove that free, clean, and constant energy can be produced by its Orbo technology — principle of the conservation of energy be damned! — on a webcast this upcoming Saturday. Of course, they might have similarly proven their point during a previous web event… or maybe they haven’t. At this point, we’ve heard so many outlandish claims that we’re having a hard time keeping ‘em straight, but we’ve never been one to turn down a gratis comedy show after a hard day’s night. Tune in if you find yourself in the mood for a chuckle. Or don’t. Chances are you won’t miss much anything.

Steorn livestream to settle the case for overunity once and for all… or something like that originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 25 Jan 2010 21:58:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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