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Experimental Results
with Experiment Replication GuidesMagnet Free-Fall Experiment
Mark 10- Grade: A
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- Max Acceleration: 11.93 m/s2
- Average Acceleration: 10.9316 m/s2
- Std Deviation: 0.451
- ANOVA: Pr(>F) <2e-16
- Magnet: 2 x N42, 2" OD, 1/4" ID, 1"thick
- Height: 1.95 meters
- IMU: ICM20649 & ISM330DHCX
- Calibration: Offsets and Scaling
- Filter: Mahony
- Drop Method: Computer
- Replication Warranted: Yes
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In Development: Rotational Inertia Machine
By rotating a disc at a fixed RPM with a current sensor in between the power supply and motor drive board, if inertia reduction is taking place with the disc moving the magnets in the direction of their north to south pole then it should use less current than when the magnets are flipped and the disc is moving them in the direction of their south to north pole.
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In Development: Telescoping Dual Drop Device
A new drop device is in the works that will drop two objects at the exact same time, a NS/NS magnet object and a control. By increasing the height the disparities in acceleration should become apparent during free-fall and will be video recorded to provide visual evidence to the skeptical.
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Research Papers
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Funding Source
This sole proprietorship is bootstrapped, funding is from existing savings, a GoFundMe account, and a Patreon account. No funding outside of these two sources is being provided.