Natural Science Forum / Physics / Particle Physics / November 2007

The "Venus/Mercury Radar Reflection Conjunction Anomaly", is a firm
motive to question Special relativity and a support for the idea of
"Planetary lightspeed frame dragging" by a so called LASOF. ( Local
Anti-Symmetrical Oscillating vacuum Frame)
In 1964 it was I.I.Shapiro who made precise radar reflection
measurements on Venus and Mercury. He found a peculiar reflection
anomaly for both planets around the moment of conjunction. He didn't
have a clear explanation for this anomaly ( see the text on top of
page 170)
Around the 10-15th of may and 20-27 july 1964, we can see a clear
change in the radar reflection of Venus, which in my perspective can
only have one origin: the influence of the overlapping Earth related
globular extinction LASOF (local anti-symmetrical oscillating vacuum
frame) with Venus. This was reason to accept that the radius of the
LASOF globule should be about 70 million km. As a logic result, the
Venus related LASOF should have a radius of 54 million km. For Mercury
the LASOF radius should be 21 million km.  see:
http://bigbang-entanglement.blogspot.com/2006/02/gravity-dependent-lightspeed.html

Leo Vuyk.