Steorn develops free energy
technology and issues
challenge to the global
scientific communitySteorn, an
Irish technology development
company, has today issued a
challenge to the global
scientific community to test
Steorn's free energy
technology and publish the
findings.Steorn's technology
is based on the interaction of
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Steorn develops free energy
technology and issues
challenge to the global
scientific communitySteorn, an
Irish technology development
company, has today issued a
challenge to the global
scientific community to test
Steorn's free energy
technology and publish the
findings.Steorn's technology
is based on the interaction of
magnetic fields and allows the
production of clean, free and
constant energy. The
technology can be applied to
virtually all devices
requiring energy, from
cellular phones to cars.Steorn
has placed an advertisement in
The Economist this week to
attract the attention of the
world's leading scientists
working in the field of
experimental physics. From all
the scientists who accept
Steorn's challenge, twelve
will be invited to take part
in a rigorous testing exercise
to prove that Steorn's
technology creates free
energy. The results will be
published worldwide.Sean
McCarthy, CEO of Steorn,
commented: 'During the years
of its development, our
technology has been validated
by various independent
scientists and engineers. We
are now seeking twelve of the
most qualified and most
cynical from the world's
scientific community to form
an independent jury, test the
technology in independent
laboratories and publish their
findings.'We are under no
illusions that there will be a
lot of cynicism out there
about our proposition, as it
currently challenges one of
the basic principles of
physics. However, the
implications of our technology
go far beyond scientific
curiosity: addressing many
urgent global needs including
security of energy supply and
zero emission energy
production. In order for these
benefits to be achieved, we
need the public validation and
endorsement of the scientific
community'.'We're playing our
part in making that happen by
throwing down the gauntlet
with today's announcement --
now it's over to the
scientists to ensure that the
real potential and benefits of
our technology can be
realised.'Following the
validation process, Steorn
intends to license its
technology to organisations
within the energy sector. It
will allow use of its
technology royalty-free for
certain purposes including
water and rural
electrification projects in
third world countries, details
to be announced later.

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