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The Chinese test used kilowatts rather than watts of power: http://www.you-tech.it/index.php/content/download/12369/112491/file/yang-juan-paper-2012(1).pdf htt
by MattPearce 11y ago
The Chinese test used kilowatts rather than watts of power:
http://www.you-tech.it/index.php/content/download/12369/112491/file/yang-juan-paper-2012(1).pdf http://www.you-tech.it/index.php/content/download/12369/1124...
- mizzao 11y agoAll the more possible for small extra forces to slip through the cracks from magnetic fields or whatever.
- PhasmaFelis 11y agoMaybe so, but it makes it meaningless to compare the measured forces and claim that they've decreased in later tests.
- Niten 11y agoTo be clear, the Chinese test used 2500 watts, and this latest test used 700 watts. That is a decrease, but it's within a factor of 4. On the other hand, the decrease in effect size is closer to a factor of 40,000.