Rotational Kinematic Response Study (Pilot): Breath-Mediated Effects on Lightweight Foil Wheel Rotation

This pilot explores unexpected rotational behaviors in a tinfoil wheel under controlled breath conditions (medical mask, glass jar cover or not, hands positioned ~10cm away). 13 trials yielded 3 observable rotation events (23%), all occurring during symbolic visualization priming (abstract patterns designed for attentional modulation). Trial logs and a link for access to raw video data (within methods table) are provided, inviting replication and artifact investigation (e.g., micro-vortices, static charge). All trials were conducted in still-air environments (closed windows). This pilot falls under self-experimentation ethics (no human subjects). Future updates will include airflow control trials and expanded datasets, as recorded (see Version Log).本预实验探究了受控呼吸条件下锡箔轮的异常旋转行为，其中受控呼吸条件包含三种设置：佩戴医用口罩、有无玻璃罐覆盖，以及手放置于约10厘米远处。13次实验中共记录到3次可观测的旋转事件（占比23%），所有事件均发生在符号化视觉启动阶段——该阶段采用用于注意力调节的抽象图案作为刺激。本实验提供了实验日志与原始视频数据的访问链接（详见方法学表格），欢迎同行开展重复实验与伪迹排查（例如微涡流、静电荷相关伪迹）。所有实验均在静风环境（窗户紧闭）下开展。本预实验符合自我实验伦理规范，未涉及人类受试者。如版本日志所述，后续更新将包含气流控制实验与扩展数据集。