Results - Day 14
The water after two weeks
(shortly before being frozen).
The water after two weeks
(shortly before being frozen).
Other Views
The tops of the "love" and
neutral bottles after two weeks.
There were far less bubbles
than there were the week
before, and no shapes were
noticed either.
The tops of the "love" and
neutral bottles after two weeks.
There were far less bubbles
than there were the week
before, and no shapes were
noticed either.
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| Masaru Emoto - Experiment (Page 4) |
Day 14:
The three bottles after two weeks. There's no noticeable difference in water clarity, and no obvious shapes/figures in the few bubbles. |
Water from each bottle was placed in an ice cube tray. Water from the "love" bottle is on the left (outlined in white), water from the "hate" bottle is on the right (outlined in black) and water from the neutral bottle is in the other tray. |
The water was frozen for four hours. Once again, it is difficult to see in the picture due to clarity, but the ice from the "hate" bottle was distinctly darker than the others. |
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A closer view of each bottle in the picture above. |
Ice cubes from the "love", neutral and "hate" bottles, shown respectively. The patterns in the ice were different: ice from the "love" bottle was smoother with thick 'lines' on the surface. Ice from the "hate" jar was not only darker, but also more rough with many small domes on the surface. The neutral jar seemed to be a mix of both. Results of Day 14 are shown on the right. |
