Is the Existence of Aether Particles Debated in Physics?

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The discussion centers around a debate on a colleague's work related to aether particles. A request for outside analysis of this work was made, but it was noted that the content falls under personal theories. As a result, the forum guidelines prohibit discussion of such theories. The link to the colleague's work was subsequently deleted to comply with these guidelines. The conversation highlights the importance of adhering to established forum rules regarding personal theories.
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I was recently debating some work done by my "colleague" regarding aether particles. I'm looking for some outside analysis. If anyone would care to look into this matter, the following link will bring you to his work:

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Please read our site guidelines regarding personal theories.

This is a personal theory, therefore it not an allowed topic of disscussion.

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