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