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It came to be accepted when everybody who had the equipment and the ability

began to measure it and found that it's true. It's been observed thousands of

times in the past hundred years or so. And at places like the Livermore National

Laboratory, the Stanford Linear Accelerator, the Argonne National Laboratory,

the CERN, and the LHC, it's observed every day.

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