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{{cite|Since its discovery at the beginning of the XX century the Sagnac effect [1] has play an important role in the understanding and development of fundamental physics (for a review see [2]). The Sagnac effect is the dependence of the interference pattern of the rotating interferometer on the direction and speed of rotation. This phenomenon is universal and manifested for any kind of waves, including the matter waves and has found a variety of applications for the practical purposes and in the fundamental physics [2]. | {{cite|Since its discovery at the beginning of the XX century the Sagnac effect [1] has play an important role in the understanding and development of fundamental physics (for a review see [2]). The Sagnac effect is the dependence of the interference pattern of the rotating interferometer on the direction and speed of rotation. This phenomenon is universal and manifested for any kind of waves, including the matter waves and has found a variety of applications for the practical purposes and in the fundamental physics [2]. | ||
| − | ...In the context of the Sagnac effects the null result of the Michelson-Morley experiment is also not | + | ...In the context of the Sagnac effects the null result of the Michelson-Morley experiment is also not clear. '''Applying the same logic to Sun centered rotating frame in which Earth is fixed, one would expect different light speeds as seen from Earth.'''}} |
| − | clear. '''Applying the same logic to Sun centered rotating frame in which Earth is fixed, one would expect | ||
| − | different light speeds as seen from Earth.'''}} | ||
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Works in Progress
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Sinking Ship Effect
Bi-Polar Model
Mainstream Astronomy
The Sun
Topics Related to Relativity
- Michelson-Morley Experiment
- Fizeau Experiment
- Precession of Mercury's Orbit
- Deflection of Light by the Sun
Other
Notes
Ballistic Missiles
Papers showing that missiles were designed to assume a Flat Earth:
Internal Guidance of Ballistic Missiles (1971)
http://www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/722291.pdf
Sagnac Experiment
https://cds.cern.ch/record/492804/files/0103091.pdf
“ Since its discovery at the beginning of the XX century the Sagnac effect [1] has play an important role in the understanding and development of fundamental physics (for a review see [2]). The Sagnac effect is the dependence of the interference pattern of the rotating interferometer on the direction and speed of rotation. This phenomenon is universal and manifested for any kind of waves, including the matter waves and has found a variety of applications for the practical purposes and in the fundamental physics [2].
...In the context of the Sagnac effects the null result of the Michelson-Morley experiment is also not clear. Applying the same logic to Sun centered rotating frame in which Earth is fixed, one would expect different light speeds as seen from Earth. ”