Imhotep's Lab Interactive FAQ

I think you have all heard about Orbo, the perpetual motion machine by this company named Steorn. They have been around (there's an official website and videos on youtube) with this claim for some years now, and got money from investors.

But contrary to what they claim, as far as I've read, the machine was never seen working or proved to have perpetual motion. As far as i read in the official forum from their site, they even hired a set of scientists (handpicked by themselves) that checked their research for two years, all of wich denied having seen any evidence of their claims. Many people were anxious about it before, but now people in their forum are almost all saying its got to be a scam.

They delayed the public presentation to later this year.
All in all, it's difficult not to want they are true to their word...

What do you make of it people?

There are lots of scams and misinformation in this field however there are lots of good devices with potential to be the next breakthrough.

I have not tried to replicate the device you talk about so cant comment on it although a lot of people that I have respect for have serious doubts about it.

I personally believe Tesla, Grey, Cole and the Testica machine were some of the best and I am working in these areas.

I have seen ZERO evidence and no solid (or unsolid!) theory as to what Steorn
is actually trying to do! If I could examine even something that tries to demonstrate
a certain effect or principle, I could comment, but I have seen nothing to comment on
other than "apparently you can get someone to invest in all hype with no product"

I'd just like to know what it is they are promoting!!!