Bloom box - Free Energy device on CBS's 60 Minutes

[bluestix]

Originally Posted by Seafury

Speaking of free energy, has anyone else been following Steorn's Orbo?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4Q3K...v=T4Q3Klq5dxM#

I'd like to know what people think about their claims. It seems like they are as transparent as they can possibly be with their claims and their device is open to public testing until Feb 26th.

Most people I've shown this too have dismissed it as a hoax without even looking at it because they're confident that no one can violate the law of thermodynamics.

To them I say, well what are they demonstrating in this video then? What are we looking at?

I receive no answers.

The Second Law of Thermodynamics is bull ****.

Anyone who says it can't be violated doesn't know what it actually says.


From Wikipedia:

"The second law of thermodynamics is an expression of the universal principle of entropy, stating that the entropy of an isolated system which is not in equilibrium will tend to increase over time"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_...thermodynamics


Notice the key term 'isolated system'.


Lets see what that means.


From Wikipedia:

"Truly isolated physical systems do not exist in reality"

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isolated_system





That said I think that Orbo should just be open sourced... then everyone will know very soon whether or not it works.

Until then I will just keep studying Bedini, Keeley, Meyer, Tesla, and Newman technology.

I am grateful to Steorn for distracting attention from the much more useful free energy technology that is being released currently and giving it a bit of a chance to gain traction.

And I don't mean this retarded Bloom Box. It is just an expensive way to keep sucking the oil/gas tit.

[Seafury]

Originally Posted by bluestix

That said I think that Orbo should just be open sourced... then everyone will know very soon whether or not it works.

Not open source but you can get a developers license for 400 pounds. 400 pounds is a lot of money to me, but not if I had the funds to develop Orbo technology into something useable in industry. May as well be open source if you're in business.

The hang-up is whether or not you believe their technology is doing what they say it is. I'm no electrician but as a layman their material looks pretty convincing.

[bluestix]

Originally Posted by Seafury

Not open source but you can get a developers license for 400 pounds. 400 pounds is a lot of money to me, but not if I had the funds to develop Orbo technology into something useable in industry. May as well be open source if you're in business.

The hang-up is whether or not you believe their technology is doing what they say it is. I'm no electrician but as a layman their material looks pretty convincing.

You can buy a working Bedini device for less then half of that.

Or you can just download the plans for free from the internet.

He has about 4 hours of DVD's explaining it all for about $30.

[Waking.Up]

Originally Posted by bluestix

Or you can just download the plans for free from the internet.

From where can you download these plans? Link?

Thank you

[Gnosis5]

http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2010/02/bloom-vs-solar-which-one-is-best/