The Rejected "Gods"

To make the situation even worse, Einstein claims that his “calculations show divine time dilation and length contraction.” In other words, his mind came to the delusion shown in Figure 3.

Figure 3 Transformation of the Aurora Ellipsoid to a sphere in Einstein's mind

According to the Aurora experiments, a moving observer detects a change in the duration of signal propagation in different directions. Moreover, that duration depends not only on the direction of motion. It also depends on the observer-to-medium relative motion (see Norbert Feist experiment). As a result, the Aurora ellipsoid (case A, figure 3) becomes more elongated with a higher speed of observer-to-medium relative motion.

“God-Einstein” denies that physical fact because he has no idea about it, and using his “divine power and revelation of mathematical god in the form of equations,” hammers another idea in the mind of mortals.

He tells you this. Distance A1-A3 (fig. 3) does not change with changes of speed of observer-to-medium relative motion because the length of physical (i.e., inertial objects) becomes shorter in the direction of their absolute motion (relative to continuum motion). As a result, the length of a rod used by a moving observer “changes magically by Einstein’s divine power and his equations” by its arbitrary rotation. In other words,

That is the biggest chimera coming from Einstein’s mind.

According to Figure 3, that delusion transforms the Aurora ellipsoid into a sphere in Einstein’s mind. A round-trip experiment accessible at Einstein’s time shows no difference in either case (A or B). However, new technology appeared later, confirming the physical existence of the Aurora ellipsoid by one-way measurements.

Figure 3 shows one more aspect of Einstein’s delusion. Case B illustrates the spherical propagation of a light wave. Physically, it coincides with the motionless location of the observer inside the continuum during the experiment. That idea led “god-Einstein” to even higher delusions that “all observers located statically in the divine medium that supports light propagation, i.e., the speed of light is the same for all of them regardless of their motion."

Worse than that, “god-Einstein” mistakes the double Doppler Effect for zero effect (ref. #1). In case of the same velocities regarding the medium, both cases give the same result (double Doppler Effect). Here, Einstein fails again because he has no instrument to distinguish between the two cases, and he claims that an observer moving relative to another observer detects the same speed of light. That is one more delusion, once again, because an observer detects the same wavelength and frequency as long as it keeps the same observer-to-wave relative motion. The observer detects the Left Doppler Effect (in case of receiving signals) as soon as he makes any changes in that speed. For example, the Left Doppler Effect is familiar to astronomers in the form of the Red Shift. In other words,

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