Luminiferous
Ether
Utilizing a Michelson type interferometer similar to the one illustrated below, I was able to detect luminiferous ether over a one month period of observation.

The fringes
which I observed appeared as shown right.
On the evening
of March 15th I observed these fringes to be moving to the left
for about ten minutes, and then slowly change direction, as though being
some kind of fluid, and then begin to drift to right for another ten minutes.
Temperature
variations were taken into account, the severest coefficient for expansion
occurring across the grain, and comes to 61.4 x 10-6 change
in length per degree Centigrade at room temperature. Given that that
the total round trip lap for either interferometer beam comes to 24" (each
leg being 12"), one could expect a change of length of:
Change in beam length = 61.4 x 10-6 x 24 = 1.47 x 10-3 inches.In relationship to the light waves traveling through the interferometer, which are from a green laser pointer of wavelength 532 Nm, or, 0.00000532 meters, only about seven fringes would fit inside a linear change in wood grain of 1.47 x 10-3 inches, and would be unable to produce appreciable fringe movement, particularly if the wood associated with each beam should change the same, which they most likely would do.

FRINGE
SHIFT DATA
SITE
LOCATION: 210 05.116 N 1560 59.806
ELEV. 194 FT HAWAIIAN STANDARD
TIME
DATE IN OUT DUR CNT RATE DIR TEMP MOON COMMENTS
3/17
11:40 AM 11:44 AM 4
3 0.75 Y
DAYTIME LEFT (Y)
3/17
1:25 PM 1:45 PM 20
15 1.33 Y
DAYTIME LEFT (Y)
3/17
5:11 PM 5:17 PM 6
1 0.16 X
The Y-beam is aimed away from Cygni.
3/18
4:50 AM 5:00 AM 10
1 0.10 X
3/20
3:00 AM 3:10 AM 10
1 0.10 X The
Y-beam is aimed at Cygni.
3/20
1:12 PM 1:15 PM 3
3 1.0 Y
DAYTIME
3/20
2:22 PM 2:28 PM 6
4 0.66 Y The
Y-beam is aimed away from Cygni.
3/21
7:07 AM 7:20 AM 13
8 0.61 X
3/21
9:14 AM 9:25 AM 11
7 0.63 Y
DAYTIME
3/21
12:06 PM 12:17 PM 11
8 0.73 Y
DAYTIME
3/21
3:12 PM 3:21 PM 9
10 1.11 X The
Y-beam is aimed away from Cygni.
3/21
5:50 PM 6:02 PM 12
3 0.02 X
78 1/4 The Y-beam is aimed away
from Cygni.
3/22 7:21 AM 7:25 AM
4 6 1.5
X
3/22
12:53 PM 1:01 PM
8 17 2.12 Y
81
DAYTIME
3/22
6:57 PM 6:59 PM 2
2 1.0 X
78
3/23
12:27 AM 12:31 AM 4
4 1.0 Y
72 The Y-beam is aimed at Cygni.
3/24
12:17PM 12:24 PM 7
15 2.1 Y
81 The Y-beam is aimed away from Cygni.
3/26
3:19 PM 3:26 PM 7
3 0.42 Y
1/2 The Y-beam is aimed away from Cygni.
4/3
12:35 PM 12:44 PM 9
11 1.2 Y
4/3
7:02 PM 7:20 PM 18
0 0
MOVED 2 TOWARDS Y AND THEN 2 BACK TOWARDS X
DATE
TIME TIME DAY
DUR CNT RATE DIR TEMP MOON
NOTES
IN OUT NIGHT
4/4
6:55 7:06 SUNRISE
11 22 2.0
R -
-
4/4
9:50 9:55 MORNING
5 37 7.4
L
1/2 EXTREME RATE!
exceptionally
4/4
12:47 12:51 NOON
2 5 2.5
R
DIFFICULT READINGS - WINDY
4/4
7:00 7:18 EVENING
18 6
0.3 L
1/2 in morning
4/5
6:56 7:08 MORNING
12 10
.83 R
4/5
12:06 12:11 NOON
5 17
3.4 L
4/5
6:54 7:00 SUNSET
6 7
1.16 R
4/6
6:59 7:04 SUNRISE
5 4
0.8 L
4/11
6:59 7:02 SUNSET
3 4
1.33 L
4/11
1:12 1:19 MIDNIGHT
7 10
1.42 R
4/12
6:44 6:49 SUNRISE
5 9
1.8 R
4/13
5:03 5:09 PM
6 6
1.0 L
4/13
11:26 11:37 MIDNIGHT
11 13 R 1.18
4/14
5:28 5:44 AM
16 12 L (Y) 0.75
4/14
11:10 11:18 NOON
8 5 L (Y) 0.625
Interferometer Construction, Set-up and Operation
This experiment
is being performed at the time, date and location shown utilizing an interferometer
with two equal length beams of 12", placed at right angles to each other.
The north-south beam is
a reference beam denoted as X, the other, denoted as Y, is aimed east to
the horizon. The apparatus is locked down and does not rotate;
utilizing the earth's rotation instead. Due east is always
the aiming direction.
During March,
the orbital progress of the earth and moon around the sun is in line with
the Cygnus-Orion axis.
On this axis,
the apparatus will measure motion based upon two motions: that of
the sun's motion of 150 miles/sec (m/s) towards Cygnus (away from Orion)
and the earth's orbit around the sun at 18.5 m/s. During other months,
this condition is not true.
Both beams
of light are projected slightly offset (normal in achieving interference
fringes) with the X beam stationed to the right of the Y beam, which is
rechecked at the conclusion of each run.
A fringe count
rate is determined by dividing the number of fringes observed passing a
screen marker by the duration of the run.
The moving
fringes represent the change of phase between the two beams of light derived
from a single green laser, not the motion of the apparatus through the
field, though such phase variation is directly attributable to this motion.
The movement
of the fringes may be either in the direction of the X beam spot, or the
Y beam spot, as observed, though it has not been determined as to why.
Perhaps one
of you has an explanation for this.
As another
optical curio, on a rather muggy and drizzly evening, secondary fringes
were seen moving in the opposite direction to the primary fringes I normally
take account, and at a much higher rate of passage. I think that
it was some sort of optical reflection, nicely magnifying the sensitivity
of the apparatus.
Keep in mind
that the earth's orbit component is also maximum at noonday and at midnight,
at this time of year, near the vernal equinox, and though quite small at
18.5 m/s compared to the galactic rotation component, somewhere around
150 m/s, they remain additive.
As convention
in this study, galactic spin as viewed from the galactic north pole (considered
to be south by astronomers) is clockwise, and considered to be positive
motion, in contrast to the earth's counterclockwise orbital and rotational
spins, both considered as negative in this accord. All poles, be
they galactic, solar or earth are aligned the same, though somewhat tilted
to each other.
The earth's
rotation at this site's latitude is -0.138 m/s; contributing very
little to these results. However, earth orbital data should be included
in these calculations: (150+18.5) m/s for daytime observations and
(150-18.5) m/s for nocturnal observations. March only.
Conclusion
The theory
of relativity developed by Albert Einstein would therefor be incorrect
in its premise.
In light of
this revelation, modern scientists should go back and review older experiments
predicating current theories incorporated into the Standard Model, such
as Hubble red-shift, Thomas Van Flandern's lunar occultation observations
and the water drop gedanken of Democritus.
In the case
of the red-shift, there are two ways to view this, one of which, seldom
mentioned by scientists, would be the reverse perception, that material
things, ourselves, our earth and our instruments are becoming smaller in
time, giving the impression that other celestial objects are moving away
from us.
If this were
to be the case, the problem of old-matter associated with Sir Fred Hoyle's
steady-state cosmological model might be eliminated altogether entirely.
In this support,
one interpretation of Thomas Van Flandern's lunar occultation observations
does support the notion that both the earth and moon, all material objects
for that matter, might be getting smaller, giving the impression that the
earth-moon orbit is enlarging, as Van Flandern attempts to otherwise explain
in terms of a weakening gravitational constant.
Today's expenditures
on high-energy particle colliders finds its premise on the older notions
of atomism, going back to Democritus, who supposed, once identifying the
smallest extant form of water possible, the atomoi, that many such atomois
making up a greater body of water would need to be separated by some distance
apart. When asked by his colleagues what this interstitial medium
was, he explained that it was non-existence, equivalent to empty space
or nothing.
Under strict
rules of logic, the absence of separation, directly implies touching, which
one might think should commend the concept of atomism as being logically
inconsistent, something again, modern science ought review.
What is luminiferous ether?
In the broadest
sense, luminiferous ether comprises four fundamental forms, the principle
form being unbounded space as substance, called an infinite volume.
Though it is inert, it is essential for the other three forms to exist.
Of these three
forms, surfaces are the most active in terms of interaction.
For example,
many surfaces will invariably bump or collide into each other because they
cannot be stationary, in that there is no rule or governing process preventing
them from moving.
This collision
is commonly in association with a wave. (See
animation of a field wave.)
This wave
is generally in association with electromagnetic quanta, such as photons
and neutrinos.
Wave velocity
is directly confined to the normal of surfaces undergoing collision at
their initial place of contact.
The scalar
speed associated with this velocity is relative to each surface where they
touch.
In accordance
to these rules of natural behavior, rather than a hypothesized and arbitrary
mathematical model such as relativity, waves (photons) moving through the
interferometer maintain velocity (both directed vector and scalar speed)
relative to only those surfaces of the luminiferous ether they are touching
at that moment.
Waves moving
in opposite directions in simultaneous contact with any given surface along
any leg of the apparatus, such as the X-leg or Y-leg, demonstrate differential
in their normal propagation speed (c) relative to the apparatus speed through
the luminiferous ether (blue vectors) or the ether's speed through the
apparatus (as in the case of the red vectors) in the direction of the galactic
center.
(Google external link.)