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Not enough information is given in this experiment to arrive at a conculsion of "negative mass". For example, when a second laser is directed at a flask of super cooler atoms, the energy entering the atoms acks like a spring - releasing pent up energy from the laser. This then accelerates in a directioin which appears to be opposite that it should thus creating the effect of a "negative mass". If it were truely negative mass, it would float away from the Earth before getting hit with that second laser beam.
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