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Re: Calorimetric test of General Relativity #7690 07/04/06 10:12 PM
Joined: Dec 2006 Posts: 196 Palo Alto, CA, USA D dr_rocket Member
dr_rocket Member D Joined: Dec 2006 Posts: 196 Palo Alto, CA, USA	Hi Al, It seems to me that there would be too many uncontrolable factors in this kind of latent heat experiment. So why not just wait for the STEP program to do the test? Is there some obscure problem with STEP? In any case what do you think the consequences of non-equivalence would be? I mean beside the weak interaction stuff? Which outcome do you predict? Dr. R.

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Calorimetric test of General Relativity	Uncle Al	07/04/06 06:01 PM
Re: Calorimetric test of General Relativity	dr_rocket	07/04/06 10:12 PM

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