I didn't make it to the discussion about electrostatics on the video, it's just too long. If you can point to a specific minute, I can analyze it.

I won't argue that electrostatics and gravity are related. They are, and that's why a field called "electrogravitics" exists. But that has nothing to do with the Cavendish experiment.

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I literally gave you the time stamp. It's a 20 minute chat where he breaks down the type of experiment they did.

I see, sorry, misread.

Ok, I am listening, but this is nonsense, I mean the Vienna experiment. Even when they proved what they wanted to prove (Gravity exists and works as we know).

They just need excuses to ask for more money, they don't know what else to do for money.

It's ridiculous. These scientists are not serious. What were they trying to accomplish? **None** of those measures are necessary.

The Cavendish experiment shows a strong effect of gravity on masses, you can repeat it as many times as you wish to discard any mysterious "electrostatic" influence (from storms or whatever). It is very very simple.