So you have to make sure that everything you do is inside a very well grounded Faraday cage.
You know, do we have it inside of a Faraday cage?
So Faraday cage would eliminate magnetic field interference?
So you want to make sure that you put your test device, whatever it is, in the side of a Faraday cage, and then you measure the force on the Faraday cage.
Then you've got to turn that sucker around so that you're not being attracted to the wall through the Faraday cage.
It'll be a Faraday cage.
A lot of ways to make Faraday cages.
Although the fields are very, very weak, and in most cases there is a Faraday shield, we also want to make it so that it's very, very far away.
They have to be packaged up properly, put into a Faraday cage, or you're going to get fake positives, false positives.
like, pretty convincing. And then obviously this is being done in a Faraday cage, you know,
square. And whenever there's the Faraday field, it will accelerate charges in one loop and decelerate them
called the Faraday's law field to convert it into mechanical momentum. But if you don't have