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The independence of the speed of light from the movement of the observer means
that both the immovable observer and the observer which moves toward the light source with any great speed V receive absolutely identical value C=299
792 458 m/s when they measure the speed of light going from the same source. 4.2.1. The
received calculation of Fizeau’s
interferometer 4.2.2. The change of the frequencies of the interfering
beams in the interferometer
with moving water 4.2.3. The influence of
the change of the frequencies of
the interfering beams on the fringe shift 4.2.4. The
fringe shift conditioned by the change of the frequencies of the interfering beams 4.2.5. The
total fringe shift in the interferometer
with moving water 4.3. Michelson-Morley’s experiment 4.4.
Why the light goes from the binary stars with
identical speed
4.5. The Doppler-effect
without the invariance of
the light speed 4.5.1. The
observer moves relative to the medium, the
source is immovable 4.5.2. The
light source moves relative to the medium, the
observer is immovable 4.5.3. The
light source and the observer move
relative to the medium 4.6. The transverse Doppler-effect 4.7.
The stellar aberration 4.8. About the “consequences” of the special
relativity 4.9.
The cosmological red shift without
the invariance of the light speed 5. How the postulate of invariability of the light speed can be disproved experimentally 5.1. Orbital experiment with the moving
interferometer 5.2.
The other possible experiments
5.2.1. The experiments with change of the angle
of refraction
5.2.2. The experiment with the “light rod”
moving in the air
5.2.3. The change of the light frequency by the
moving re-radiator
5.2.4. The transverse Doppler-effect Conclusion see the article on http://www.wbabin.net/sokolov/sokolov.htm or http://www.vitaliproperties.com/pages/5/index.htm )
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http://www.vitaliproperties.com 1. The Theory of Relativity and Physical Reality.
2. The special theory of relativity
can be disproved experimentally. 3.
Fizeau’s Interference Experiment with Moving Water Contradicts the Special Theory
of Relativity. 4. Star aberration and transverse Doppler effect. 5. Phase Deviations in Fizeau’s Interferometer Experiment 6. The Doppler Effect and the Cosmological
Red Shift. 7. The proposal for experimental test of relativistic length contraction. 8. The Postulates of Special
Relativity. 9. The Fizeau Experiment with Moving Water: a New Explanation 10. The
Essence of the Special Relativity. 11. 1987 12. 1988 13. 1989 14. 1990 The Fizeau Experiment with
Moving Water: The 1851 interference experiment with moving
water carried out by Fizeau is often cited as one of the main confirmations
of special relativity theory. This article argues that Fizeau was in error when
he supposed that the fringe shift in his interferometer is determined by the same expression as applies in usual interferometers. That means a different, and non-relativistic, explanation of the result is possible. In the Fizeau experiment, the fringe shift is
less than the shift ... the paper The
Fizeau Experiment with Moving Water: GALILEAN
ELECTRODYNAMICS |
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