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	The Michelson Tragedy 2018-11-14 by John-Erik Persson The Michelson Tragedy (PDF including diagram) The Michelson Tragedy john.erik.persson@gmail.com Abstract The Michelson-Morley tests, th

	The Second Step 2016-12-20 by John-Erik Persson Many CNPS members want to abolish the theory of relativity. However there are also some, who want to take a second step backwards and abolish Lorentz ether theory as well. Lorentz theory starts from the assumption that light can move with the same speed in relation to all observers

	Sweeping Implications For Spacetime Physics And Cosmology 2016-03-11 by Nick Percival If Special Relativity is flawed, then the foundation for all of spacetime physics and cosmology is built on an erroneous foundation and must soon collapse under its own weight. If one claims that Special Relativity directly describes what's happening physically (e.g., time dilation describes differe