Steorn completes jury selection to test magnet motor

Steorn announces that they have selected twelve jury members composed of scientists and academics to test its free energy technology.  More than 5000 people applied, and 492 were determined to be "qualified scientists/engineers."
 


DUBLIN, IRELAND -- Steorn, a technology development company, has announced that it has completed its selection process for appointing twelve scientists to an independent jury that will test its free energy technology, which it reported to PESN in August to be an all-magnet motor.

Steorn issued the challenge via an advertisement in the Economist to the world’s scientists in August 2006 and received more than 5,000 responses by the deadline of 12 midnight, September 8th.  The site presently states that 492 "qualified scientists/engineers" applied.  Twelve of those have been selected.

Steorn’s technology allegedly is based on the interaction of magnetic fields to allow the production of clean, free and constant energy. They say the technology can be applied to virtually all devices requiring energy, from cellular phones to cars.

Steorn will complete the signing of contracts with the chosen scientists by Friday December 1st at the latest.

Sean McCarthy, CEO of Steorn, commented: "We have been thrilled by the excellent response we received as a result of our challenge. We are now confident that we have found the most qualified scientists and we are looking forward to the start of the validation process itself."  At least the most qualified who were willing to be on the jury.

Steorn anticipates that testing will begin early in the New Year. The precise timetable for the testing phase will be determined by the jurors, as will the location and format of the test process. Once the testing is complete the results will be made public via the Steorn website www.steorn.com.

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