At 02:52 pm 05/04/2006 -0500, Harry wrote: > Just a comment. > > I have noticed that in this type of experiment, if the anomalous weight > change is considered unexplainable in terms of conventional physics it is > usually considered as evidence that g has been changed. However, it could > also mean that the gravitational mass has been changed independently of > inertial mass... implying the non-equivalence of inertial and gravitational > mass. ;-) > > Harry
Quite so. Taking a straightforward of the inertia increase as electrons are whirled around in a cyclotron, if their gravitational mass increased at the same rate they should be on their way to China. Frank
