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    I cannae break the laws of physics, Jim! — Or can I?
    Posted by Corvus on Aug 18th, 2006

    According to an Irish company called Steorn, they’ve developed a technology that can create “free energy” — energy literally produced from nothing. They’ve challenged scientists to test the new tech.

    According to Wikipedia’s Steorn article, however, this is something that’s been hanging around and looks like an Xbox 360 publicity stunt.

    Here’s the Steorn page. Judge for yourself. Me, I’m not getting too excited.

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