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I don't think this is particularly practical. Most experiments run for years (literally) and no one is going to record or archive, let alone watch, years of fo

I don't think this is particularly practical. Most experiments run for years (literally) and no one is going to record or archive, let alone watch, years of footage to confirm that one paper is legit. A brief experiment showing the apparatus and the collection of a few data points might be helpful for understanding the paper, but I can't see using it to verify a non-trivial experiment.

hackuser 10y ago
> no one is going to record or archive, let alone watch, years of footage Recording and storing years of footage shouldn't be a significant problem with modern tech. Nobody has to watch years of it; they can watch the parts they are interested in. They also can watch at 4x and search, as needed.