Occam’s razor and Special relativity are too simplistic in combination with an oscillating Higgs ether.

Occam’s razor and Special relativity are too simplistic in combination
with an oscillating Higgs ether.

What is fundamentally wrong with science is Occam's razor, and the
resulting need to simplify everything, with the support OF THE
RELATIVITY success!!

Why do I think relativity is too simplistic and wrong?

Because of the huge outliers found in satellite to satellite GPS
distances ( and a number of other lightspeed extinction examples.)

see:
[Only registered users see links. ]
s1600-h/CHAMP+OUTLIERS.jpg

Conclusion the speed of light is far more complex than relativity
rules
suggest.

For the other anomaly examples I found, see:

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ld-influence.html

For a possible experiment to prove the existence of gravity direction
related lightspeed frame dragging, with the cigar shaped lightspeed
extinction zone located around the Earth, see:
http://photos1.blogger.com/x/blogger...20nov%2006.jpg

Leo Vuyk.

On 8 nov, 06:27, "[Only registered users see links. ]" <[Only registered users see links. ]> wrote:
Occam’s razor and Special relativity are too simplistic in combination
with an oscillating Higgs ether.

What is fundamentally wrong with science is Occam's razor, and the
resulting need to simplify everything, with the support OF THE
RELATIVITY success!!

Why do I think relativity is too simplistic and wrong?

Because of the huge outliers found in satellite to satellite GPS
distances ( and a number of other lightspeed extinction examples.)

see:
http://bp2.blogger.com/_ArDoWzECXSo/...P+OUTLIERS.jpg

Conclusion the speed of light is far more complex than relativity
rules
suggest.

For the other anomaly examples I found, see:
[Only registered users see links. ]


For a possible experiment to prove the existence of gravity direction
related lightspeed frame dragging, with the cigar shaped lightspeed
extinction zone located around the Earth, see:
http://photos1.blogger.com/x/blogger...20nov%2006.jpg

Leo Vuyk.