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Towards the end of the article, the author says this: "The point isn’t that physics is wrong, nor is the point that the Eagleworks team is wrong. The point is t
by jdeisenberg 10y ago
Towards the end of the article, the author says this: "The point isn’t that physics is wrong, nor is the point that the Eagleworks team is wrong. The point is that this is the beginning stages of actual science being done to examine an effect. The most likely outcome is that momentum really is conserved and there’s something funny going on here."
- api 10y agoYes, but "funny" may still involve new physics unless it turns out to be something mundane but very sneaky.
- greglindahl 10y agoThe most likely "cause" is (still) experimental error.