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Michelson-Morley Experiment: Objection Explained
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[QUOTE="Sonuz, post: 6498362, member: 691142"] Could you please elucidate the below statement which is given as an objection to one of the possible explanation(earth drags the ether surrounding to it) for the negative result of Michelson-morely inferometer experiment? [B][I]A second objection arises from the fact that a transparent object of laboratory size does not drag the light waves with the full velocity of the moving matter, as it necessarily would do if it completely dragged the ether along with it; and the observed partial drag is fully accounted for by current electromagnetic theory[/I][/B] Thank you. [/QUOTE]
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