Steorn Launch Orbo 2009 - Public Demo And Webfeed
Monday, October 26, 2009
Steorn will begin the launch of their free energy technology Orbo in 65 days or less.
Steorn have in the past few weeks again and again re-confirmed that they are on course to begin the commercial release of their Orbo technology before 2009 is out. The exact date of launch and when the campaign starts still remains a mystery however. It could start at any time.
The first implementation of Orbo that will be provided for product developers / corporations and any other interested parties (members of the public) will be an Electromagnetic version which provides excess free energy during operation. Scientific and media debunkers commentators have continued to pour scorn on the idea with their relentless repetition of "the laws of physics say blah blah blah." mantra of which intelligent and free thinking members of the public are now becoming tired of.
When Steorn open their SKDB for launch there will be 3 licensing options available to interested parties.
Non-Commercial License - This licensing grants the user access to the SKDB for a full year and enables the holder to construct and implement Orbo powered devices for home / non-commercial use. This will be the license to choose if you are a: DIY builder / Garage Tinkerer / Member Of The Public / Researcher.
Commercial License - This license grants more privileges and is typically for businesses and companies who wish to implement Orbo into their products and sell those products commercially to the general public.
Steorn Enterprise - This license is specifically reserved for commercialisation of automotive, transportation, aerospace and mobile consumer electronics applications. So basically if you're Honda and you want to implement Orbo engines for your vehicles then this is the licensing for you.
For a more detailed list of the licensing options click here.
Steorn CEO Sean McCarthy also recently confirmed that there will be a public demo which will be broadcast as a live web-feed accessible from the main Steorn site.
"The demonstration will involve a public display of various Orbo systems, there will be a live video-stream from the location that people can watch via our website."
He went on: "I would say that launch is not far away, that access to Orbo will be low cost and readily available. And finally I would say never let anyone do your thinking for you – get involved!"
In 2007 a scheduled demo by Steorn was aborted after the prototype device developed problems with the bearings. These problems have now been overcome according to Steorn:
"One of the key problems that we have always faced in implementing Orbo are bearings. The reason is that a typical Orbo interaction involves very strong radial forces that change direction in very small angular displacements. Hence an Orbo system built using traditional bearings is like driving you car at high speed over speed bumps – you can do it, but after a small distance you car will simply break down. The key technical advance that we have made with respect to implementation is a move away from the use of traditional bearing technologies to the use of our own passive magnetic bearing technology, ZeroF." - Sean McCarthy
Interview Quotes: Thanks to FreeEnergyTimes
10 comments:
I think they have what they say they have, but don't see how they can licence anything.
For Fire II, countries like China will thumb their nose at patents. In countries like the USA, Steorn will be tied up in court fighting challenges to their patents.
Steorn might make a lousy couple hundred million or something like that, but that's it.
We shall see! My money is still on the third law of thermodynamics. Will the site start showing a negative number for the countdown if we get to 2010 without a launch?
The laws of physics are labeled "laws" because there is a whole heap of evidence that shows that they hold up. There is no evidence that any of the laws of thermodynamics can be broken. Steorn has not demonstrated this. A debunker is a person who proves something is incorrect. There is not really anything to debunk with Steorn as they haven't shown anything publicly. Perhaps 2009 will be the year that this changes. Perhaps they will successfully demonstrate an amazing new technology that disproves the Laws of Thermodynamics. Perhaps, but I am not counting on it!
Steve, the third law of thermodynamics is about the entropy of absolute zero. I think you meant the *first* law of thermodynamics, which deals with the conservation of energy.
This said, I don't see how the Orbo necessarily would break that law either. It could hypothetically be tapping energy from an unknown (finite) source. This is of course assuming that there's some truth behind the story, which I seriously doubt.
In any case, I am looking forward for the disclosure of the alleged anomaly and for independent studies to shed light on what's going on. Hopefully it will be a valid experiment and we will learn some new physics from it.
@Steve
Launch begins this year (2009) so the site will never show a negative number. Hope that answers your question :-)
Another reason I think they have what they say the have, are things like this on their website:
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Steorn Enterprise enables the adoption of Orbo technology into the Automotive, Transportation, Aerospace and Mobile Consumer Electronics sectors....
Orbo technology provides engineers and application developers constant power, zero emissions and a fuel-less mechanism for the generation of energy / motive power at the point of use.
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I don't think even Mark Goldes has the balls to say things like that.
Annnnd, it's down again :) How are you today 007? Think it is another transatlantic link?
Hey Nico,
Yes, as you say the site is down again. They were expecting a rather large shipment of Guinness yesterday, so that is maybe the reason - lol
I'm fine - hope you are well my friend.
007
Ah, well there you have it. Murphy's law. Steorn invents a technology, and by the time 2012 rolls around, the world will see that it's real and then the planet explodes.
Steorn public forum shutdown today....
what next?
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