Selected articles (theoretical and experimental) related to detection of our motion through the absolute space (Ether)

INTRODUCTION: In THE earlier Ether drift experiments (including Michelson-Morley) and all similar experiments with  null results, one important effect has been neglected: the Doppler shift and the relativistic clock rate change cancel each other. This effect is realized by S. Marinov, who first provided modern Ether drift experiments. The effect is more clearly formulated by by Ronald Hatch, a pioneer in development of the GPS system. The effect makes the illusion that the light propagation is independent from the velocity. Another methodological error in the era of Michelson-Morley experiments is the assumption that an absolute frame is centered on the Earth. (They tried to detect the small velocity from the Earth rotation on the background of a large velocity about 260 - 300 km/s from our motion in the absolute space of the Milky Way). THE ABSOLUTE FRAME IS NEITHER EARTH, NEITHER SUN CENTRED. IT IS DEFINED BY THE GALACTIC SPACE. WE MOVE THROUGH THIS ABSOLUTE SPACE WITH A VELOCITY ABOUT 270 KM/S (DEPENDING ON THE DAY IN THE YEAR). THIS VELOCITY IS DETECTED IN A LABORATORY. FIRST STEFAN MARINOV HAS PROVIDED 3 MODERN LAB EXPERIMENTS [4,5,7] DETECTING THE VELOCITY VECTOR OF OUR MOTION THROUGH THE ABSOLUTE SPACE. HIS THIRD EXPERIMENT [7] IS MORE SIMPLE BUT GENIOUS BECAUSE  IT  CAN BE  REPEATED IN ANY HIGH SCHOOL LABORATORY ($1000 US for parts and 50hrsour).  

THE EFFECT OF OUR MOTION THROUGH THE GALACTIC ABSOLUTE SPACE MAY HAVE A PROFOUND EFFECT ON THE EARTH CLIMATE AND MUST BE INVESTIGATED VERY SERIOUSLY.

Note: Articles related to the detection of the Earth motion through space or experiments measuring the velocity dependence of the light propagation (experimental and theoretical).

I. Theoretical

1. Ronal R. Hatch, In search of an Ether Drift, www.egtphysics.net (theoretical)

2. Ronald R. Hatch, Those scandalous clocks, Springer-Verlag, DOI 10.1007, 30 Apr  2004, http://springerlink.com (theoretical)

II. Experimental

1. D. C. Miller, The Ether-Drift Experiment and the Determination of the Absolute Motion of the Earth, Review of Modern Physics, 5, 203-242, (1933)

2. G. F. Smoot et al., Detection of Anisotropy in the Cosmic Blackbody Radiation, Physical Review Letters, 39, No 14,  898-901, (1977)

4. S. Marinov, Measurement of the Laboratory’s Absolute Velocity, General Relativity and Gravitation, vol. 12, No 1, 57-65, (1980)

5. S. Marinov, The interrupted ‘rotating disc’ experiment, J. Phys. A: Math. Gen. 16, 1885-1888, (1983)

6. E. W. Silvertooth, Experimental detection of the ether, Speculations in Science and Technology, Vol 10 No 1, 3-7, (1986)

7. S. Marinov, Экспериментальные нарушения принципов относительности, эквивалентности и сохранения энергии, Физическая мыслъ Росии, Но 2, 52-57, (1995) (Experimental infringements on the principle of Relativity and equivalence, Physical Thoughts in Russia, No. 2, 52-57, (1995).

8. C. Monstein and J. P. Wesley, Solar System Velocity from Muon Flux Anisotropy, Apeiron, 3, No. 2, 33-37, (1996)

9. R. T. Chill and Kirsty Kitto, Michelson-Morley Experiments Revisited and the Cosmic Background Radiation Preffered Frame, Apeiron, 10, No 2, 104-1017, (2003)