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Scientific Paper
TitleThe Entrained Ether and GPS
Author(s)John-Erik Persson
Keywordsstarlight aberration, Michelson-Morley
Published2006
JournalProceedings of the NPA
Volume3
Number2
No. of pages3
Pages212-214

Abstract

Starlight aberration and Michelson-Morley's experiments (MMX) are considered to provide the most important information about the possible existence of an ether. However, logical weaknesses exist in both these methods. Fortunately, there exist alternative methods (based on one-way light propagation) that are useful. These methods indicate that the ether is entrained by the Earth's translation but not by its rotation. This ether can be united with starlight aberration. This paper is aka "The Ether-Wind Problem and GPS"