N. 3 - 21 aprile 2001 - Giano Bifronte

of pulses detected B1during this period is recorded and identifies
this value as Nb .
6. Repeat steps 1 through 5 at different times of the day.
7. Rotate the assembly to a different direction and repeat steps 1 to 6.
This is designed to illustrate that the speed of light is the same in all
directions.
8. After all the experiments are completed, slow transport the B clocks
(B1 and B2) to back to the A location and compare clocks A2 and
B2 to see if they are still synchronized.
The STR predictions for these proposed experiments are as follows:
Ta=Tb=1 second
Na=Nb
Clocks A2 and B2 are still synchronized.
If the aether frame exists, then the predictions for these proposed
experiments are as follows:
Ta=1 second and TbNb
Clocks A2 and B2 are still synchronized.
The relationship between Ta and Tb is as follows:
V
Tb = Ta
1 −
c
2
2 (2.19)
Where V is the absolute motion of clock B1. After the value of Tb is
determined, the absolute motion of clock B1 can be calculated as
follows:
T
V = c 1 −
T
2
b
2
a
The relationship between Na and Nb is as follows:
V
N b = N a 1 −
c
2
(2.20)
2 (2.21)
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