The fiber optic interferometer has effectively proven that Special Relativity is incorrect! The propagation of light requires the ether, and the ether is completely dragged by the Earth. We hope that our research will bring new perspectives to our peers and actively promote the research and application of optical theories.
Special Relativity has been erroneously in existence for 100 years, starting from MMX and ending at Sagnac. Although this is difficult to accept, we must confront it.
Preprint Investigating the Sagnac Effect
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Preprint The analysis of the path of the light beams through the Sagn...
Tony Yuan
1) "The calculation of the Sagnac effect is not complicated ...
But it directly negates the Special Relativity.
If the Sagnac effect is right and it denies STR and academia says STR is right then there is a contradiction between these two! Two theories, two statements, that contradict each other cannot both be true at the same time!
Jan Slowak Yes, from the experimental results, STR is wrong, from the theoretical analysis, STR is also wrong, from Einstein's first manuscript of STR, STR is also wrong. But STR is considered correct and cannot be questioned or challenged, otherwise the whole world knows what the consequences are.
It is really easy to control humans through money and interests, especially those university professors and doctors. STR is more like a religion, so STR must be correct and always correct.
Dear Tony Yuan,
Many thanks for your story of 9 May.
My own life experience was this: I did a PhD thesis on SRT in the MIT Physics Department.
Then I went looking for a permanent job, across the street at MIT Draper Lab.
They showed me the Sagnac effect, as part of the guidance and control system for the Apollo program.
I saw, and they already knew, that the Sagnac effect was sure & certain death for SRT!
When I showed the problem to my Physics Prof., he saw it too.
But Einstein was, and still is, a fund-raising icon for Physics.
So many Physicists still do defend the indefensible in SRT.
Engineers are better listeners. Mathematicians are too.
We have a society here called ‘Natural Philosophy Alliance’.
China probably has like-minded people too.
I hope you can find them.
CKW
Humans love monopoly and dictatorship, which means endless money and benefits. This is true in politics, economy, and science. Perhaps this is the inevitable manifestation of human beings in a "primitive society". Europe has greatly promoted the progress of human science in the past few hundred years, especially before 1900. At that time, science was pure and had not yet developed into a religion. However, with the young man Einstein proposing STR, scientific development fell into a quagmire. This is not Einstein's fault. He began to blame himself in his later years. He was worried that what he studied all his life might be wrong. But Einstein has been pushed to the "God-like religious leader position" and looks more like a puppet.
In 2005, Robert B. Laughlin (Physics Nobel Laureate, Stanford University), wrote about the nature of space: "It is ironic that Einstein's most creative work, the general theory of relativity, should boil down to conceptualizing space as a medium when his original premise [in special relativity] was that no such medium existed ... The word 'ether' has extremely negative connotations in theoretical physics because of its past association with opposition to relativity. This is unfortunate because, stripped of these connotations, it rather nicely captures the way most physicists actually think about the vacuum. ... Relativity actually says nothing about the existence or nonexistence of matter pervading the universe, only that any such matter must have relativistic symmetry." Such statements are bold and dangerous in the current physics environment. We cannot say that most of Einstein's supporters are mere crowd-pleasers, blind worshipers, or have ulterior motives, but such individuals are not uncommon, making genuine scientific exploration for truth difficult.
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