Relativity and Cosmology

    

A Scheme for Measuring Anisotropy of One‑Way Light Speed (Part I)

Authors: David Bryan Wallace

Einstein's special relativity theory asserts or implies that one‑way light speed is isotropic in every frame of reference for which the laws of mechanics hold good. Measurement of one‑way light speed anisotropy would refute that notion. Qualitative refutation has already been achieved. A scheme for earth-bound measurement of one‑way light speed anisotropy that does not require clock synchronization is described. The accomplishment of such a measurement could establish a preferred frame of reference, an “absolute rest frame.”

Comments: 6 Pages. A way to measure one-way light speed anisotropy without synchronization.

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