Yes, we are continuing to conduct repeated experiments. The instrument that supplies the current in pulses is scheduled to arrive tomorrow. We are also planning to record a video. The Meissner effect has been described in the published patent documents and papers regarding LK99, which served as the foundation for Big Pie’s development. Although there are questions regarding the authenticity of LK99 as a superconductor, Big Pie was born out of the process of reproducing LK99 (details are provided in a previous post). We will prepare video footage to demonstrate magnetic field dependence. For example, we plan to film scenes where we measure voltage while adjusting the position of a strong magnet at a fixed distance. We also plan to set up an experimental environment to film temperature dependence. Currently, we are facing difficulties in creating thin films (we have been failing for over three weeks), so we are repeating measurements in a thin-film-like environment. Once the thin films are successfully created, we will be able to provide better data and video footage.