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Einstein claims that light speed is independent of the speed of its source. He
went to a great deal of trouble to concoct a very complicated geometry that would make measured light speed always have the same value, no matter how source or observer moved. His theory includes no physics, just circular mathematical reasoning that restates his second postulate over and over under different guises. Nowhere in this theory does he provide a logical reason why light from differently moving sources SHOULD take the same time to traverse the same length of space. Indeed the only plausible explanation must come directly from aether theory.....that is, a property of space itself determines how light travels through it. There is no evidence that this is true. Maxwell showed that light speed is 'c' relative to its source. In the high vacuum of space, there is absolutely no reason why light should leave every star in the universe AT 'C' RELATIVE TO EARTH!! How much more obvous can that be????? The relativist DeSitter attempted to back up Einstein's claims with a botched analysis of binary star behavior. We now know that the vast majority of variable star brightness curves is simply and soundly explained on the basis that light leaves these stars at c+v, where v is the instantaneous velocity of the stars relative to Earth. The fact is, any distant star that is in some kind of regular orbit SHOULD exhibit a degree of brightness variability, the effect being clearly apparent only at certain critical distances. Stars presently regarded as eclipsing binaries, (such as Algol) are NOT necessarily eclipsing at all. Their brightness variations are typical of single stars orbiting in highly eliptical orbits (probably around a cold red dwarf) with their perihelion nearest to us. Most other variable star data, which presently baffles astronomers, is fully explained by the ballistic model of light. What does the physics establishment hope to achieve by continually ignoring this fact? My very comprehensive 'Variable Star' program simulates expected brightness curves (based on c+v) by solving the relevant equations for all types of orbits and observer distances. Virtually any typically observed brightness curve can be produced, using c+v. So how much longer can the relativity red herring continue to lead science up a subterranian blind alley? Light speed, in the high vacuum of remote space, is CLEARLY SOURCE DEPENDENT. My program (in Vbasic) can be run from: www.users.bigpond.com/hewn/variablestars.exe It may take some time to understand and master. It is not a virus. Variable star data is obtainable at, for instance, www.britastro.org/vss/ Henri Wilson. See why relativity is WRONG! www.users.bigpond.com/hewn/index.htm |
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