Perpetual motion machine introduction delayed
Steorn is an Irish company which has announced that it's developed a "free energy" machine. "Free energy" is another name for "perpetual motion." As you may recall from high school physics, perpetual motion is theoretically impossible according to the known laws of physics. "Pshaw" says Steorn (figuratively, anyway).
So, time for the Big Unveiling came...and went. "Technical problems" says Steorn. Gee, you'd think that a company which has a paradigm-shattering technology would make sure that everything was ready to go before announcing a demo, wouldn't you? No worries, though, they're going to unveil it on the Fifth. I'm sure that every oil company executive will be anxiously sitting in front of his computer, terrified of the machine that will inevitably put him out of work. And then pigs will fly like 747's above the landscape.
Perpetual motion at long last?
UPDATE:
Per mo no go
UPDATE II:
Steorn device linked to Intelligent Design
MORE: Smirk as a Steorn exec "explains" their device's failure:
Schadenfreude
UPDATE: Let the lying begin!
Steorn CEO tries to explain
Gaze upon the Orbo, disbelievers!
Posted By: Cranky Media Guy | Date:
Thu Jul 05, 2007 |
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