Irish firm to put free-energy machine on display today

The Irish company which claims to have designed a machine that creates energy from thin air is due to put the technology on display today.

The Irish company which claims to have designed a machine that creates energy from thin air is due to put the technology on display today.

Steorn claims its Orbo device uses the interaction of magnetic fields to generate a constant source of free and clean energy.

If true, the technology would defy the laws of physics.

It is currently being tested by 22 of the world's top scientists, who are expected to conclude their review sometime next year.

In the meantime, Steorn is putting the Orbo on display in London and on the Internet later today.

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