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==Abstract==
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Some recent experimental searches for a detectable ?ether wind,? including two reportedly successful, are described and analyzed It is concluded that no compelling evidence to date refutes the relativity principle.
Some recent experimental searches for a detectable "ether wind," including two reportedly successful, are described and analyzed It is concluded that no compelling evidence to date refutes the relativity principle.


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Scientific Paper
TitleGetting Wind of the Ether
Author(s)Thomas E Phipps
Keywordsether wind, Silvertooth experiment, optical interferometry
Published1988
JournalPhysics Essays
Volume1
Number3
Pages150-154

Abstract

Some recent experimental searches for a detectable "ether wind," including two reportedly successful, are described and analyzed It is concluded that no compelling evidence to date refutes the relativity principle.