Dayton Miller's ether drift experiments (similar to Michelson-Morley type experiments but more sensitive) provide further proof that the speed of light is affected by ether flow.
A review of his work by James DeMeo shows indisputable evidence that data collected by Miller was affected by the sidereal period and this is clear proof of a cosmological ether drift effect.
Normally any two-way Michelson-Morley type experiments carried out at sea-level would suffer the effect of jiggle dilation, and so cause a null result. But Miller's insight in conducting his tests at altitude (Mt. Wilson - 6,000' elevation) reduced the effect of jiggle by just enough to gain a clear positive result. He attributed the reduced ether drift velocity to an Earth-entrained ether effect, but this is incorrect as the cause is due to jiggle dilation.
Unfortunately for Miller the Einstein media craze pushed ether research into obscurity, and his efforts to prove his work were dismissed without proper scientific review. Even Einstein cruelly dismissed Miller's work, knowing that supporting it would end his special and general relativity theories. Perhaps the media pressure on Einstein was too great, had he acknowledged Miller's positive result, the backlash would have been too much to bear.
For a review of Danton Miller's work, see
www.orgonelab.org/miller.htm
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