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If you can't explain all the errors in an experiment, you still have science to do -- regardless of whether it violates currently-understood laws of physics.
by flashman 11y ago
If you can't explain all the errors in an experiment, you still have science to do -- regardless of whether it violates currently-understood laws of physics.
- JauntTrooper 11y agoThat is, after all, how cosmic background radiation was discovered. Scientists at Bell Labs were trying to get rid of that last little bit of static interference from their radio antenna, but couldn't figure out where it was coming from.