Toward General Experimentation and Discovery in Conditioned Laboratory Spaces: Part II. pH-Change Experience at Four Remote Sites,1 Year Later

Abstract

Objectives:

(1) To demonstrate information entanglement between separated sites of a single experimental system over distances of 1500-2000 miles and (2) to provide experimental ΔpH(t)-data, above the theoretical value for conditioned spaces, over a long time period for these various sites.

Design:

The same as Part I of this series but with two additional control sites, 1500-2000 miles distant from any intention imprinted electrical device (IIED) site.

Setting/location:

The same as Part I but scientific laboratories for the two additional control sites.

Subjects:

Three IIED sites plus five control sites.

Interventions:

None.

Results:

ΔpH(t)-data variations with time, over a long time duration, for all sites.

Conclusions:

Major information entanglement exists between IIED sites and non-IIED sites, even at separation distances in excess of 2000 miles.