OT as it's *not* real engineering :-)

This very well presented highly credible site presents the latest something 
for nothing free energy scam.
Appropriately configured rotating magnetic fields produce, much to their 
discoverers surprise and delight, a net source of energy.

        http://www.steorn.net/frontpage/default.aspx?p=1

I don't know what they are attempting to achieve but there's enough about 
their approach that suggests that they don't have what they claim to have. 
Even the incredible plausibility of their presentation speaks about it :-). 
One of these millenia someone may very well 'break the laws of Physics' with 
some new discovery, but it's not going to be these people.

I'll go on record (and possibly down in flames) as saying that this is a 
scam or hoax of some sort for reasons inobvious. I'll also be very very very 
pleased if it turned out to be true. This would not just be the making of 
the people concerned, nor the guarantee of he Nobel Prize of the millennium 
but the complete transformation of the world as we know it. Flying cars, 
cheap access to space, free energy generators in every home, elimination of 
world poverty and a better American apple pie like mother used to make would 
just be the beginning. Which is part of why its presentation indicates it's 
a scam.

Maybe the aim is to put a new word into the world's languages. 'Don't try to 
Steorn me' etc.



        Russell.





Ref: Matthew McMahon
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