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April 27, 2007 Steorn is publicly unveiling its “perpetual motion machine” this July, according to the latest video from CEO Sean McCarthy. The Irish company made international headlines after ...

I didn't get an invite to the grand Steorn unveiling of its Orbo technology, but at the moment the doors were opened to the public in Dublin today, a ZDNet UK reader popped in and started relaying ...

Remember how Steorn, the company who built, hyped, then failed to demonstrate the Orb free energy machine, convened a hand-selected “jury” to evaluate the technology? No? Well, anyway, they’ve ...

“The law of conservation of energy has been very reliable for 300 years. However, it’s missing one variable from the equation, and that’s time,” said Steorn CEO Sean McCarthy in 2007, explaining that ...

We're going to try and not read too much into this whole Friday the 13th date, and just give you the straight facts: Steorn promises to be "releasing the update on the Jury process and so on" of its ...

Steorn is back, and it is still hawking its perpetual-motion machine, the Orbo. We spent several carefree days back in the summer of 2007 ridiculing the whole project, which purported to use spinning ...

More than two years ago, on 4 July, 2007, Irish company Steorn made bold claims about Orbo, a device that CEO Sean McCarthy said created free energy. Amidst high publicity, the device failed to work ...

We're sure most of you are well aware of the first law of thermodynamics, which states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, and the second law, which states that putting energy into a system ...

Steorn, you may remember, is the Dublin based company which provided us with a good weeks worth of entertainment back in July 2007. The company’s perpetual motion machine, the Orbo, promised to usher ...

So much for the much hyped Steorn demo – after getting the world all jazzed up for a quick rewrite of the laws of physics the other day (they promised to break the fundamental law of conservation of ...

Irish startup Steorn blew the hugely hyped demo of their new perpetual energy machine when “excessive heat from the lighting in the main display area” led them to abort the affair. However, the guys ...