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19 years 1 week ago #12865
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My mistake! I just analyzed the footage frame by frame and got a more correct time of 1.219 seconds which, given the shoddy detail of the footage is about right. I foolishly made an incorrect assessment of the footage with a stop watch and, although i tried to account for my reaction times I obviously didnt do too well []
Thanks anyway.[]
My mistake! I just analyzed the footage frame by frame and got a more correct time of 1.219 seconds which, given the shoddy detail of the footage is about right. I foolishly made an incorrect assessment of the footage with a stop watch and, although i tried to account for my reaction times I obviously didnt do too well []
Thanks anyway.[]
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19 years 1 week ago #14540
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It is good to find bias in an experiment and retest to factor them in. This is just as much a part of the scientific method as getting something correct. Mark
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