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Latest revision as of 20:59, 20 July 2026

Dan Wagner
Dan Wagner
Born (1944-02-16) February 16, 1944 (age 82)
ResidenceMadison, CT, United States
NationalityUSA
Known forRelativity
Scientific career
FieldsAerospace Engineer

Education:

  • Graduated from University of Virginia (Charlottesville, VA,USA) with degree in Aerospace Engineering (1967)
  • Graduate work in Applied Math at Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn (Long Island, NY,USA) 1968-1969

Employment:

  • Grumman Aerospace Corporation - Thermodynamic analysis on Lunar Landing Module.
  • Lockheed Martin - Mathematical analysis and modeling, related software development and test for large systems
  • Retired in 2004 and have continued with my 30 year hobby of analyzing Relativity Theory and attempting to devise experiments which can distinguish between the Lorentz and Einstein viewpoints.

Personal:

  • Married (3 children and 10 grandchildren).
  • Would like to find a university with an optics lab and people who understand the experiment proposed in one of my papers (Fresnel Drag vs. Einstein Velocity a Case for Further Investigation), agree that it is worth performing, and work with me to get funding and actually perform the experiment.
  • See published papers below.
  • Recently (June 28, 2009) wrote a poem in about 10 minutes (see Modern Physics abstract).  Not sure where it came from so quickly.

Abstracts