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The experiment then focused on grounding methods. Paul demonstrated the effect of adding a second ground rod, connected via jumper wires, to enhance grounding. As he inserted the second rod and connected it to the first, voltage readings on his voltmeter increased substantially, reaching up to 112 volts at times. He emphasized that this increase confirmed the importance of effective grounding in amplifying observable voltages.
By creating a more efficient ground connection, Paul was able to collect higher voltage readings, validating his theory that grounding plays a pivotal role in electromagnetic measurement and possibly energy transmission.