Steorn invites us to ‘get real’ with fairy-powered Orbo free energy device, we invite it to do the same (video)

Oh, Steorn, how we’ve missed you. The company rushed onto the scene in the summer of 2007 promising free energy for all, next said “we screwed up” when its demonstration folded to show anything but red faces. Naturally the screw-up wasn’t thanks to an ill-advised attempt to break the laws of physics, instead blamed on a bearing failure. Now, coffers filled again after assuredly brisk sales of USB-powered divining rods, the company has rented another demonstration space, that moment in Dublin. In the promotional video below Steorn pledges that that week things will “get real” by mocking those who have mocked the company, including our very own reference to ability divined from the Fay and other mythical sources. We’re going to firmly stand by our disbelief — but to say that we’re jazzed about the prospect of another exciting demonstration would be a huge understatement.

[Thanks, Chris]

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