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Similar thing... it shouldn't work, according to the established laws of physics, though it does seem to work on the ground. If it actually does work in space,
by mikewarot 1y ago
Similar thing... it shouldn't work, according to the established laws of physics, though it does seem to work on the ground. If it actually does work in space, then our rules of physics need tweaking.
- VonTum 1y ago1.75mN can certainly be measured on earth. I would of course be happy to hear about a new physics breakthrough, but putting all the VC buzzwords together "proprietary quantum whatever" does not instill confidence.