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Author Topic: Aether Exists  (Read 2289 times)

nakayama

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Aether Exists
« on: February 20, 2008, 06:53:50 PM »
To disclose the value of secular aberration (and to disclose the motion of the solar system against aether) may be possible theoretically. A star light is coming from just above and waves reach ground just horizontally. On the ground, there are four instruments. Waves of this star light are observed by these. These are at the same point, so the same waves are observed. Now, four instruments each leaves (moves) to north, south, east and west (rotation and revolution of the earth are neglected. Namely, it's supposed that facing direction of the ground to the celestial sphere is fixed). At the starting point, there is a monitor. To this monitor, informations of waves are sent from four instruments (four distances between monitor and four instruments are equal always). Information of four waves are overlapped by this monitor. It's just like one wave from start to finish (any change is not seen). From above, the true coming direction of this star light (and true position of this star on the celestial sphere) may be found. And by difference between seeming direction, the value of secular aberration may be found also.

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nakayama

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Re: Aether Exists
« Reply #1 on: February 24, 2008, 07:12:47 PM »
Light wave is propagated trough the aether. Emitted point is fixed on the aether. Emitted point is at stand-still on the celestial sphere (remind planetary aberration). Any motion of the light source against aether is neglected (however, trace that is caused by this neglect is visible to observer. it's change of wave length and frequency). Then, between two light waves that are coming from two adjacent (on the celestial sphere) light sources (for example a star and a galaxy), there is no difference ?on the aether, two waves propagate just like coming from one light source). So the value of stellar aberration of these is the same. The value is determined only by the speed (and the direction) of motion of the earth against the aether. Stellar aberration is not affected by any light source's motion.
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