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Observations: The

Submitted by MarieSager on Wed, 10/03/2007 - 1:36pm.

Observations:

The 2micron--> jittered 20 microns

The 4micron--> jittered 11 microns

The 8micron--> didn't jitter!

So, the smaller spheres move faster than larger spheres and this is in line with our hypothesis.

A question for everyone: Does randomness really exist in science?

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