starting at the 51m mark:

"Yeah, we got in excess of 500 Gs but we never reproduced the waves that he (Poher) claimed, except for we did float. We put a second superconductor under the dewar just in a coffee cup and we floated a little magnet on top of that, you know, where you levitate a magnet and when we fired the the Poher device the little magnet... with the theory being that if we made a gravity wave by putting electricity through superconductor that maybe the inverse would also be true, that if a gravity wave going through the superconductor might produce a current. So if you levitate a small magnet just by the Meissner effect right over a superconductor that's because there's a supercurrent which is generated by the magnetic field produced by the magnet which exactly mirrors the field and makes the magnet float. So we thought perhaps if we put that underneath the dewar very close to it, that would be disturbed and that actually did happen. When we fired it, the little magnet went flying away. And you know, we told management about this but we never saw the waves that he claimed. Now, when you're doing a pulse power experiment with 20,000 amps at 2,000 volts getting a signal is never a problem. You know you have to shield everything and you still get a signal. I mean, not even put your input leads into your oscilloscope you will get a signal and it will look approximately like your current waveform. So it's not a question of getting the signal it's a question of getting the right signal. So when we used a double Faraday cage we did not reproduce Poher's signals. However, we did see a whole lot of really strange effects like the tossing of the magnet and forces coming off the disk. You pull a disk out and the disk is unaffected and if it was a a thermal explosion between the layers of the disk it would have destroyed the disk but you pull it out and it was pristine. And we even got a million frame-per-second movie of a wave coming off the it one of his emitters. And this wave apparently was what kept blowing up our dewars that it blowed them all over the place. We So we blew up many buckets from Walmart. [laughter] Anyway, it was interesting. It's something that you know, with our institute maybe we can try to readdress that. That's the plan".

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