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Michelson and Morley's experiment

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November 2, 2013

 

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People had a very strong belief in the aether until about the 1950's. Albert Einstein also showed that the aether was not necessary. Michelson and Morley used the concept of racing two boats. One would go 2km up a river and back to the starting point while another would go across the river 2km and back...
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One would go 2km up a river and back to the starting point while another would go across the river 2km and back. The boat that goes across the river comes back quicker than the boat going up the river, as this boat has to, at first, go against the current. The light rays were to replace the boat and the aether would act as the current...
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