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Are you from the physics community? The EmDrive wasn't viewed well at all, it's viewed as completely baloney. None of the early experiments afaik was none with
by darkmighty 10y ago
Are you from the physics community? The EmDrive wasn't viewed well at all, it's viewed as completely baloney. None of the early experiments afaik was none with sufficient experimental rigor to reveal anything surprising. All this while making an absolutely huge claim. The average physicist (I'm not one) wouldn't want to waste any more time with it than with the 2nd-law-violating "free energy" claim of the week.
- labster 10y agoGetting replication experiments is "well" for a crackpot claim. Having the average physicist accept it would be a bit too much -- the point was that the claim was testable and thus not universally rejected.