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Ludwik Kowalski wrote:
What would one need "to measure the cooling?"
Turn off the heater and measure dT/dt.
Or just design the apparatus as others have suggested (dewars
etc.), so that heat leaks are negigible in comparison to what
you're trying to measure.
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This whole thread seems to revolve (implicitly or perhaps
explicitly) around the hypothesis that energy might not be
conserved.
-- If you end up with a null result, nobody is going to be
surprised. Nobody is going to care.
-- If you end up with a non-null result, you are going to
need a reeeeeally well-designed experiment if you expect
to convince anybody. As James Randi likes to say, extraordinary
claims require extraordinary levels of proof.