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Steven E. Jones looks down the row of physicists as he asks them to vote on whether they agree that the Fleischmann-Pons experiment is now considered dead. Eight of nine physicists raised their hands.
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| Steven E. Jones begins to raise his hand as he completes asking his question. |
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| Steven E. Jones' collaborator, Johann Rafelski, to his left, is amused. |
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| Steven E. Jones has his hand raised high and is looking at the other physicists, waiting for their response. Steven Koonin, to Jones' immediate left, begins to raise his hand. |
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| Steven Koonin is the first to follow Steven E. Jones. A physicist to Johann Rafelski's right raises his hand. The others look on. |
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| The physicist to the far right watches Steven Koonin, then is next to raise his hand. The second one from the right begins to look away from Steven E. Jones. He has decided. He begins to raise his hand. |
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| The remaining two phsyicists, except Johann Rafelski, raise their hands. The second one from the right faces fully forward now. |
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