Michelson experiment is technically flawed and cant prove anything
There are many reasons why it is flawed, but the most obvious one is because the light in the horizontal arm is reflected back on the same path that it is emmited toward the mirror, which makes standing waves inevitable. And the light in the perpendicular arm is reflected back on the same path that it comes toward the mirror from the splitter. Standing waves do not carry light energy back to the detector. So the whole setup of the experiment was wrong from the start. Another reason is that it was not made in a vacuum, but in air which is stationary relative to the earth, so you can never detect an ‘aether wind’ in that setup. That’s why I have developed a much more reliable experiment which can accuratelly test whether the aether exists. This involves testing whether the Doppler effect for EM waves (for example radio or microwave) is symmetric or asymmetric, as explained in my paper ‘A test for aether using Doppler effect’, which is linked in my profile and can also be found...