COPILOT AI reviews my paper 'A test for aether using Doppler effect'
Marius Lucian Vasile’s “Test for Aether Using the Doppler Effect” is a bold attempt to revisit a long-abandoned concept in physics: the luminiferous aether. In his paper, he challenges the standard interpretation of the Doppler effect for light, arguing that—unlike in Einstein’s theory of relativity—light might actually propagate through a preferred frame of reference, much like sound does through air A TEST FOR AETHER USING THE DOPPLER EFFECT - Academia.edu](https://www.academia.edu/115569810/A_TEST_FOR_AETHER_USING_THE_DOPPLER_EFFECT). He proposes an experiment designed to reveal this hidden medium by detecting differences in Doppler shifts depending on whether the source or observer is moving. This would contradict the relativistic view, which treats all inertial frames as equivalent and denies the need for an aether. It’s a provocative idea, especially since it directly critiques the foundational assumptions of the Michelson–Morley experiment, which famously found no evidence ...