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Mar16-08, 06:44 AM   #1
 
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Using a Laze light and curtain far from it 50 m. It is supposed that A is a light centre when having no aberration phenomenon. Because the earth moves at the speed of 30 km/s, therefore, at any period, the aberration phenomenon will happen at maximum - light point askew 5 mm in comparison with A for any side. 12 hours later, when the earth rotates 1/2 revolution, the aberration phenomenon will happen at maximum - light point askew 5 mm in comparison with A for the reverse side. In spite of not knowing which thing is light point centre A when having no aberration phenomenon, but when observing for 24 hours, we will see that the light point moves a distance of 10 mm. The above test has been done but the light point hasn't moved. Therefore, is there aberration phenomenon on the ground ?
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Mar16-08, 06:58 AM   #2
 
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I don't understand the "test" you are describing. What is the relevance of the earth's speed if the test is done in a warehouse? Please describe the exact situation clearly.

If you are describing an actual experiment, please provide a published reference.
Mar16-08, 07:07 AM   #3
 
I'm a Vietnamese. I don't speak Einglish
Mar16-08, 07:16 AM   #4
 
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Test in the warehouse


Quote by einsteinooo View Post
I'm a Vietnamese. I don't speak Einglish
Then you need to figure out how to present and clarify the question, because it isn't clear.

Zz.
Mar17-08, 06:06 AM   #5
 
I don't know ! Can who speak Vietnamese ?
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