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It doesn't specify whether the mechanism proposed to have caused this particular anomaly has been experimentally verified to be able to cause ignition but, even
by lutorm 10y ago
It doesn't specify whether the mechanism proposed to have caused this particular anomaly has been experimentally verified to be able to cause ignition but, even if it had, it would still not prove it was the mechanism that was at work in this particular instance.
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- asmithmd1 10y agoYes, proposing a theory and reproducing a result experimentally doesn't prove anything - but it is the basis of all science.
- lutorm 10y agoMy point is that the wording "several credible causes for the COPV failure" does not imply they haven't experimentally verified that those causes can cause a COPV failure, which you seemed to imply.