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| | AETHER, GYRONS AND THE PHOTON (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) |
 | | (Yes, aether, but this one is Lorentz invariant, and therefore the Michelson-Morley experiment does not invalidate its existence; on the contrary, it yields a correct model for the photon.) Also, there is no ether drag on matter, because matter does not fly through the aether, matter is a rotational dynamic state in the aether. |
 | | The gyrons are in perpetual motion in a manner that, in the collision process, the linear and angular momenta are separately conserved in the aether. |
 | | The local fluctuation in speed and density of gyrons comprising the aether, produces the Heisenberg uncertainties, and causes radioactivity; while the tendency of this gas to assume a minimum in the phase space, accounts for the principle of least action and, hence, Hamiltonian mechanics. |
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