ETHER 🌀 The ETHER exists, a simple experiment you can do

[treizTUBE]

His point about light slowing down as it passes through a substance and accelerating as it leaves just blew my mind. I've observed this countless times and never stopped to think about it.

[blakeeiu]

I realized in my first year as a physics grad student that most of modern physics was B.S. I realized very quickly that relativity was a sham and that we should have continued working on aether based theories.

[SilverTiger]

For those who are interested, he's right. The Michelson-Morley experiment was not set up to refute the ether, and it was definitely not an absurd experiment. It was first conducted by Albert Michelson in 1881, its purpose was pretty straight-forward: if the earth moves around the sun at 67, 000 mph, and this movement is conducted through a medium that fills all of space through which light propagates (known as "luminiferous ether"), then a light beam discharged into the forward-westward direction of the earth's supposed motion would have its speed impeded to a degree that is proportional to the speed of the earth.

With an expected fringe gap of 0.4 across the peaks, it was a failure, measuring only 0.02 (5% of the expected motion), which was considered a null result, but which we now know to be the actual measurement of ether flow. The crux at the end of it was that the earth was not moving.

[racerfe]

'The coronal discharge proved that there must be a MEDIUM besides air in the space composed of PARTICLES immeasurably smaller than those of air' - Nikola Tesla, New York Herald Tribune.... EDIT: 'Ether is an ultra-rarified gas' - Nikola 'What is considered empty space is just a manifestation of matter that is not awakened. There is NO EMPTY SPACE on this planet nor in the universe.' - Nikola Tesla

[Gleem]

"Like screaming SATAN in a church" what an analogy so true!! So many people think the NULL Result was "Nah we didn't find it" hahaha

[NiveusLuxLucis]

Glad you brought up the spooky action at the distance. When I was obsessed with astronomy and studying stuff in space, physics, facts bla bla this one fact shuttered everything for me. I had a sense that there was a lot of baloney in what I was studying and the presentations I was going to, always having a certain narrative / agenda and the fact that spooky action at a distance is proven fact is something that's simply too big to ignore, but the human ego (collective) of the current society is simply too big to accept the truth.



This reality is fantastical and magical, just like from a movie but we believe otherwise, we are limiting our self's with false believes.

[martinlicht]

Thanks for sharing common sense and the voices of greats like Charles, Oliver, Nikola, and the others. I always remember Ed Leedskalnin...he loved riddles and used them to inspire folks to think. His book Magnetic Current points out the ether with his magnetic current experiment showing instantaneous action at distance using a magnet having small field and causing an array of hanging, magnetized wires to begin moving at several yards away. He indicated that electricity is a hybrid of magnetism and understood the sun and moon as partners in leveraging mother natures wheel works.
Thanks for really drilling down on all this..I know it's frustrating that we were all thrown under the bus regarding education..and when Ed said things are far different than your text books indicate, he was smeared away like a smashed fly on a windshield.
I'm old now and glad to see you holding up the voice of reason, logic, common sense...and the only way it can be.

[isaact.blades]

Does anyone know if there a video anywhere of this experiment being executed?

[bandogbone]

Static magnetic fields extend farther than some might think. Years ago, while playing with magnets and LEGO with my grade-school son, we built a two-foot long truss structure, mounted neodymium magnets on its ends, suspended it from a chandelier by a six foot long thread attached to its center, balanced horizontally, and waited for it to come to rest pointing North. I still had another magnet in my pocket, and when I walked into the next room, my son exclaimed, "hey, it moved again!" I found I could go down the hall and into another room, about 20 feet away, and make the suspended structure move by flipping the magnet over in my hand, back and forth. I guess those equations and Gauss meters need an update!

[beenthereonce]

Bring back the Ether! Of course, it never went anywhere except outside the narrative of modern "science".

[royledford]

Whether I agree or disagree on various topics, Dude...YOU MAKE ME THINK.

[MrForlines]

Let's not forget, ether can be purchased as well it comes in a can....

[eulex]

I mean, many scientists are all like "Well Einstein showed why relativity is good and why ether doesn't exist, so Tesla was wrong, cuz he was not a actual scientist, like Einstein was, he just a engineer/inventor/techwizard" Me : wait a minute, but Einstein also added ether to his theories ! Scientist : Well yeah, Einstein was wrong too, I like his original theory more ! Me : Yeah, you are just being subjective about things .

[RobertSpreadborough]

The Ether connects your mind to this reality - happy days:-)

[AaronAJaeger]

Eureka! A field is where the horses and cows are raised and feed.

[spectralvalkyrie]

Im grateful for you.
We will never know how Schrodinger's cat fares when the person that loves it the most prays for its life after finding out psychopaths put it in a box.

[stefan]

If this is true and you know how it's working why don't you show us I don't get it why don't you show us

[EvolveWithConnor]

Question we see heat waves from a fire or heat on cement does that have to do with disruption of the ether

[Nicholas_Shaw.]

Love it when you hit them all the way through the ether and out of the park.

[logos.]

Ken, these videos are awesome and I really appreciate the fact that there is someone to go to when Plotinus is hard to conceptualise. Thank you for your work, I love this deep comprehension. Everything else in the world seems so minute in comparison.