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Van Flandern, T. (1998) What the Global Positioning System Tells Us about Relativity. In: Selleri, F., Open Questions in Relativistic Physics, Apeiron, 81-90.

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• TITLE: Emission Theory with Re-Emission of Photons by the Medium—Instead of Special Relativity

  AUTHORS: Gtnnadiy Sokolov, Vitali Sokolov

  KEYWORDS: The Fallacy of the Theory of Relativity, The New Theory of Light, The Fallacy of the Doppler Effect and Its Role in the Development of Science, Analysis of the Main Optical Experiments

  JOURNAL NAME: Optics and Photonics Journal, Vol.14 No.4, April 30, 2024

  ABSTRACT: Instead of relying on the erroneous principles of Special Relativity, this paper proposes a new theory based on the emission of photons by a source and their re-emission by a transparent medium. Through over 60 articles, we have demonstrated that Special Relativity is based on optical experiments and observations that have been incorrectly explained by the theory of a non-existent ether. Our findings show that all known experiments can be explained using classical concepts of space and time, thereby refuting the theory of relativity. This article also addresses the fallacy of the widely accepted etheric Doppler effects and its significant role in the history of science.