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Space-time is Aether II

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TitleSpace-time is Aether II
Author(s)Glenn Borchardt
Published inThe Scientific Worldview
Date2026-04-06
Subject areaPhysics
Topicsaether, dark matter, relativity
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"Space-time is Aether II" is an article by Glenn Borchardt published on 6 April 2026 on The Scientific Worldview, continuing the argument of Space-time is Aether I.

Where the first post traced Einstein's denial of the aether and his subsequent turn to space-time, this one sets out the evidence Borchardt holds supports the medium. His summary of the position is that the accumulated successes of tests attributed to space-time have a physical cause after all — the aether that pervades the universe and is, on his account, what is being called dark matter. Einstein, he argues, removed the aether and then reinstated it under another name.

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