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Second Evidence of Aether ― Ives-Stilwell Experiment

Authors: Cameron Wong

The Ives-Stilwell Experiment plays no role validating special relativity, which, being self-refuted, cannot be validated by anything. To the contrary, the experiment with the equation it concludes reveals its high potential serving as an evidence witnessing the existence of Aether, a medium that light must rely on for propagation. The next article from this author would reveal the third evidence of Aether, without which the process of energy and momentum exchange between light and electrons cannot have any proper way to explain. The current popular explanation is plainly in violation of the most fundamental principle in basic mechanics. The first evidence of Aether is portrayed by Newton's gravitational law and the article on that has been published in this General Science Journal some months ago.

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[v1] 2020-05-07 19:19:26
[v2] 2020-05-08 17:47:02
[v3] 2020-05-12 11:01:55

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