"Max Keon" wrote in message
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Gravity Causes Light Speed Anisotropy.
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The interferometer depicted below was the one I used to demonstrate
the existence of an east-west light speed anisotropy around anything
fixed to the earth's surface.

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=Fiber optic collimator lens
water path .
/-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-/----HeNe LASER
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air path

The detail on that experiment can be found at
http://www.optusnet.com.au/~maxkeon/fizza.html
But that device is also capable of detecting light speed variations
in the up-down directions. Which is rather mind boggling to me
because nothing whatever could be gleaned from rotating any of my
previous interferometer designs in a direction that would change
its orientation within earth's gravity well because the interference
pattern was immediately thrown into a state of relative chaos as
soon as it was moved.

SNIP

I had overlooked your thread of one month ago. Although I have big doubts
about the whole experiment, it looks pretty original to me. For the
originality as well for actually trying it: congratulations!

I need some time to think of possible explanations.
- Could you make a summary of additional comments, like a Q&A from the
foregoing discussions? Surely that would be helpful.
- Also, in case nobody asked: did you try instead of rotating the device,
just inverting the flow? And did you test how internal pressure changes at
the same flow rates affect the readings ?

Cheers,
Harald