The theoretical, non-experimental physicist AE may be in trouble.

Early in the 19th century, the Scottish botanist Robert Brown dropped grains of pollen into water and observed “a kind of jittery motion”. ....”Physicists ... no satisfying answer emerged.”

AE’s explanation rested “on an ever-present internal energy ... reflected as temperature”.

Physicists were skeptical over “questionable theoretical leaps”.

The Theory fails to match modern observations in at least three scenarios:

• when salt is added to the water,
• When particle concentrations are relatively high, and
• when a light is turned on.
  Source: The Fourth Phase of Water by Gerald H. Pollack