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Ken Seto: Absolute Motion and The Return of The Vertical Direction (20-Sep-2002) |
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> It's such an amazing claim, isn't it. That *every* single time the > experiment has been performed, the plane of the experiment has been > orthogonal to the motion of the earth through the aether. ROTFL. Why are you keep on pretending talking to someone else when you actually wanted to talk to me? Why is it so amazing? At every location on the surface of the earth it has one direction of absolute motion and that direction is vertical. > Note that Seto > doesn't actually *justify* the claim - his attitude is that since it > explains the result of the experiment, then it *must* be true. It is the only explanation available that explains all the results of the following past experiments: 1. The MMX. 2. The Compton shift experiment--it explains why the red shift is the same in all the horizontal orientations of the Compton apparatus. 3. Why the speed of light is isotropic horizontally. 4. Gravtational red shift in the vertical direction but not in the horizontal direction. >I have a > suggestion though. Let the experiment be performed four times at > three-monthly intervals (to account for changes of motion of the earth), Here's your problem: The absolute motion of the earth remains the same throughout the year. Why? there is no force acting on it. Ken Seto |
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