Re: [APD] Science

[Vaughn Hopkins <hoppy1 at surewest_net>]

I would be very interested in reading the results of any experiments 
you try.  Like most people here, I suspect, I am reading all of this in 
hopes of learning more about how to have a beautiful planted aquarium.  
The reasons why things work is interesting, but just knowing that 
something works is even more important to me.  What I like best is when 
someone tries something, it works well for  him (willow branches to 
stop green water for example), and he/she reports it.  Then, I can 
believe it or disbelieve it, try it or ignore it, however I wish.  My 
hope is that enough of this sticks to my aging brain cells so I 
actually learn to do this hobby better!
Vaughn H.

On Thursday, November 3, 2005, at 09:44 AM, Jerry Baker wrote:

> Terry S. wrote:
>> So,,,rather then argue that Tom's theory can't be right, how about 
>> employing
>> the scientific method yourself?  Replicate his experiments, sample 
>> the gas,
>> and have it tested.  I'm sure everyone would be interested in the
>> experimental results, and it's even on-topic :-)
>
> I'm want to replicate, but I don't know what I'm replicating. I don't
> know what the conditions of the control tank were, nor of the
> experimental tank for that matter. The *only* thing I know is that I
> should put some source of small bubbles directly in front of a strong
> water current.
>
> I will make a detailed proposal for testing to submit to the group so
> that there can be agreement ahead of time. I know it's tedious, but if 
> I
> go through all the trouble of conducting a well-designed experiment, I
> want as much feedback as possible, and I want it to satisfy the most
> people possible.
>
> -- 
> Jerry Baker
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