Relativity and Cosmology

    

One Way Speed of Light

Authors: Özgen Ersan

The velocity of light is measured by a light-specific method (mirrored double paths, uninterrupted photons, etc.). In this study an experiment is presented with a single photon and one way path. Thus, the increasing speed of the distance between the photon and its source can be measured and the essence of special relativity theory can be questioned. If this experiment can be realized, Earth’s momentary universal speed can be detected. The measurement direction which gives maximum and minimum values will be interpreted about current expanding speed of universe and expanding direction.

Comments: 7 Pages. The person -who performs this experiment- can be a candidate for Nobel prize.

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