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Pagina 123
... facts . The same could be shown to apply to any other apparent change over the intervening years . The importance of ... fact , crucial to the present thesis ; for what has always been needed from the Western Powers as an indispensable ...
... facts . The same could be shown to apply to any other apparent change over the intervening years . The importance of ... fact , crucial to the present thesis ; for what has always been needed from the Western Powers as an indispensable ...
Pagina 270
... fact . Professor Miller , ' he writes , obtained a perfectly constant result , indicating a relative movement between earth and ether of 10 km . per second . ' If he had looked at Miller's diagrams he would have seen that they showed ...
... fact . Professor Miller , ' he writes , obtained a perfectly constant result , indicating a relative movement between earth and ether of 10 km . per second . ' If he had looked at Miller's diagrams he would have seen that they showed ...
Pagina 272
... fact which Miller perfectly well realised . The drag which he postulated was , in fact , almost large enough to conceal the drift altogether . He claimed to detect a motion of 10 km . per second , and from it deduced an ether drift of ...
... fact which Miller perfectly well realised . The drag which he postulated was , in fact , almost large enough to conceal the drift altogether . He claimed to detect a motion of 10 km . per second , and from it deduced an ether drift of ...
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