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At one point the ETI team sent their cathode to Mizuno and in his
laboratory this cathode produced excess heat. The same cathode,
however, did not produce excess heat in Texas. Likewise, Mizuno's
cathode worked in Japan but not in Texas. And this happened despite
the fact that scientists cooperated to make the experiments as identical
as possible. How can this be explained? What should one think about a
situation in which six groups are able to demonstate excess heat and
one is not able to demonstrate it?