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Some experimental implications of the recent progress on wave functioncollapse are calculated. Exact results are derived for the center-of-mass wavefunction collapse caused by random scatterings and applied to a range ofspecific examples. The results show that recently proposed experiments tomeasure the GRW effect are likely to fail, since the effect of naturallyoccurring scatterings is of the same form as the GRW effect but generally muchstronger. The same goes for attempts to measure the collapse caused by quantumgravity as suggested by Hawking and others. The results also indicate thatmacroscopic systems tend to be found in states with (Delta-x)(Delta-p) =hbar/sqrt(2), but microscopic systems in highly tiltedly squeezed states with(Delta-x)(Delta-p) >> hbar.

Apparent wave function collapse caused by scattering