Toward general experimentation and discovery in conditioned laboratory spaces: Part II. pH-change experience at four remote sites, 1 year later.
OBJECTIVE
(1) To demonstrate information entanglement between separated sites of a single experimental system over distances of 1500-2000 miles and (2) to provide experimental DeltapH(t)-data, above the theoretical value for conditioned spaces, over a long time period for these various sites.


METHODS
The same as Part I of this series but with two additional control sites, 1500-2000 miles distant from any intention imprinted electrical device (IIED) site.


METHODS
The same as Part I but scientific laboratories for the two additional control sites.


METHODS
Three IIED sites plus five control sites.


METHODS
None.


RESULTS
DeltapH(t)-data variations with time, over a long time duration, for all sites.


CONCLUSIONS
Major information entanglement exists between IIED sites and non-IIED sites, even at separation distances in excess of 2000 miles.
Tiller
William A
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William A. Tiller Foundation for New Science, Payson, AZ 85541-5731, USA. bill@tiller.org
Dibble
Walter E
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Shealy
C Norman
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Nunley
Robert N
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