Scientist claims tests upend relativity in landmark work
Dr Dayton C Miller of Case School of Applied Science reports ten thousand experiments challenging Einstein’s theory at the American Association for Advancement of Science meeting in Kansas City. He says his laborious observations on Mt. Wilson suggest a solar system spin direction, disputing the second postulate of relativity.
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Miller Claims Positive Ether Drift Proof Challenges Einstein
The article recounts Dr. Miller asserting definite proof of ether drift, contradicting Einstein by claiming absolute motion of Earth through space. He cites 100,000 interferometer readings at Mt Wilson since 1906 and argues the sun’s absolute speed and direction through the universe are revealed.
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Bold newspaper romance ends in a dramatic ballroom exit
Barbara Hawley, a 25 year old reporter, navigates a deadly night at the Lighthouse Inn tied to Bruce Reynolds and Lydia Stacy. A murder victims’ scarf and a wine stain link the case as Barbara confronts guilt, romance, and danger while chasing the truth amid party intrigue.
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