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{{Infobox paper
| title = A Simplified Repetition of Silvertooth\'s Measurement of the Absolute Velocity of the Solar System
| author = [[Paul Wesley]], [[Stefan Marinov]]
| keywords = [[Silvertooth's experiment]], [[absolute velocity]], [[solar system]], [[rotating axle]]
| published = 1987
| journal = [[None]]
| pages = 16-31
}}

==Abstract==

I [Stefan Marinov] carried out Silvertooth's experiment in a substantially different arrangement which simplifies enormously its execution. I obtained in January 1987 the following figures for the absolute velocity of the Solar System and for the equatorial coordinates of its apex: v = 386 [] 38 km/s, [] = - 22<sup>o</sup> [] 6<sup>o</sup>, and a = 12.5<sup>h</sup> [] 0.5<sup>h</sup>. This result is in agreement with Silvertooth's result, my own results using a rotating axle, the coupled mirrors experiment and the toothed-wheels experiment, and the result of the 2.7<sup>o</sup>K thermal cosmic background anisotropy.

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