And one of the things he said was that they were releasing rocks in space, and then charting how they moved, and using that to build very advanced computer models of how this would work.
In fact it is difficult to understand because the space is not a flat surface like a rubber sheet, but"Spatio-temporal distortion" is generally OK if you think that these things happen in three dimensions.
But the amount of money that they spend on hardware- on getting things up into space, compared with the amount of money they spend to analyze the data they obtain from those things is very imbalanced.
If this model is correct one would expect that if the Michelson-Morley experiment was done in space it would produce a much greater effect, bearing in mind that the sun will itself entrain the aether around it.
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