I think they’re live, I saw two guys talking on camera 4, and on camera 3 I saw the head of one of them and the same color shirt, and it made sense based on the diagram showing the positions.
There’s gotta be a doper that can go to the museum and check it out for us when it’s open.
Something is screwy with the declared layout of the cameras anyway. From camera 4, I can see a cameras 2 and 3 to the left of the display, not the right (as the diagram shows them).
For whoever might be interested, apparently you can find a pic of the mysterious device here.
It’s also nice to read the updates to the original article and witness the ever-so-slight degradation of enthusiasm…
As I said, this place is only a couple of miles from my office. If it had been open today as planned I’d have gone over. Unfortunately (well, not unfortunately, as it’s the weekend!) I won’t be back in London till Monday, but I’ll have a look then. By which time it will hopefully either be “working” or they’ll have given up and gone home.
Nothing appears to be happening at Kinetica. Official opening time was about an hour ago, but there’s no sign of life - the device is still missing and the doors appear locked.
Oh, wait! A woman just walked about in the room - she was using a phone (“OK, where the hell is it?”), then she spent a while peering at the empty display case.
Yeah, there are a few people walking around outside the locked door - I suppose it’s getting towards lunchtime. No sign that they might be about to unlock the doors to either the room or a free-energy future though.
On camera 4, you can see the reflections of what might be the people walking around behind the doors in camera 3 - can’t be sure they synchronise though. You can’t tell anything from camera 1.
And really, say I see a wheel spinning on the Internet. So what?