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In search of an experiment that would definitively confirm or deny the existence of forces arising from the vacuum, Robert L. Forward conducted an investigation for the US Air Force. Finding all proposed experiments to be inconclusive or technologically infeasible, Forward summarized the assets of the experiments promising to be most informative.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
In search of an experiment that would definitively confirm or deny the existence of forces arising from the vacuum, Robert L. Forward conducted an investigation for the US Air Force. Finding all proposed experiments to be inconclusive or technologically infeasible, Forward summarized the assets of the experiments promising to be most informative.


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Scientific Paper
TitleCasimir Forces
Author(s)Robert L Forward
KeywordsCasimir effect, zero-point energy
Published1997
JournalElectric Spacecraft Journal
Number20
Pages18-20

Abstract

In search of an experiment that would definitively confirm or deny the existence of forces arising from the vacuum, Robert L. Forward conducted an investigation for the US Air Force. Finding all proposed experiments to be inconclusive or technologically infeasible, Forward summarized the assets of the experiments promising to be most informative.