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7 is not fair, they explicitly asked for help to find the issue with their experiment. The media took it and ran.
by kaybe 7y ago
7 is not fair, they explicitly asked for help to find the issue with their experiment. The media took it and ran.
- dhimes 7y agoI'm not blaming- I'm simply pointing to anomalous results, outside of the accepted paradigms. They weren't shunned for this result. If what they had found had been confirmed, others would be free to publish more theories/experiments along those lines. However, I would bet that it would be hard to publish a theory now that had faster-than-light propagation. Hi-Tc was verified and is well accepted (but the theory of SC overall is being revisited). The homeopathic properties of water was debunked by....James Randi. Cold fusion is a result that is interesting in that at least as of a few years ago there was still an active group of researchers- they even had a conference- but most scientists AFAIK don't believe the initial results and are highly skeptical of any way to create useful rates of fusion at room temperature.