Natural Science Forum / Physics / Particle Physics / November 2007

A simple lightspeed experiment by single GPS horizon skimming.

If we accept that the nature of non-locality is described as an
instantaneous exchange of "eigenstate" information and in addition can
have different levels of action, THEN I postulate that the quantum
mechanical universe is able to MIMIC relativity rules down to only a
few anomalies, which should be measurable by experiment. The different
levels of EPR action should be present between evaporated silver atoms
inside a Stern Gerlach experiment, or inside a classic EPR experiment,
or even at very long distance between ( anti)copy universes. See:
http://bigbang-entanglement.blogspot.com/
The consequence of this new model is, that the lightspeed in a complex
way is related to the mass and gravity field of massive objects like
the Earth.As a result, there is a relative simple possibility to check
the ether DRAG at a mountain summit, by the diurnal distance variation
measurements of single GPS satellite signals by a "single GPS-
receiver".
If the lightspeed around the Earth is dragged by gravity, then light
rays that are "skimming the Earth" are supposed to be less influenced
by the motion of the Earth. Thus GPS signals that are skimming the
Earth surface are also less influenced and will show at least diurnal
variation related to the orbital motion of the earth.
There is perhaps even a chance to find "some" universal variation, as
is measured by Dayton Miller .

See my proposal with sketch at:
http://bigbang-entanglement.blogspot.com/2006/03/how-small-anomalies-could-influ
ence.html

Small lightspeed anomalies, are already measured at mountain summits
in parallel direction with the Earth's orbital motion around the Sun
by Dayton Miller ( 1925-1928) and Yuri Galaev (Ukrain) , however due
to the very small variations, these results are still ignored by the
mainstream.A second interesting way to measure the ether speed was
performed by Y Galaev in 2002:THE MEASURING OF ETHER-DRIFT VELOCITY
AND KINEMATIC ETHER ISCOSITY WITHIN OPTICAL WAVES BANDPublished:
Spacetime and Substance, Vol.3, No.5 (15), 2002, P.207-224. Author: -
Yuri Galaev, Ph.D.; Senior research officer of the Institute for
Radiophysics & Electronics National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine,
and corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences
(RANS). see:http://narod.yandex.ru/100.xhtml?www.spacetime.narod.ru/
0015-pdf.zip
Leo Vuyk