Until the Michelson-Morley experiment, as per Michelson's dying wish, is carried out on the Moon, scientifically we are all obliged to accept GR's postulate that all center's are equally valid, though theologically I favour the Earth's centrality. Now let me ask you: Shock, Horror! IF the interference fringes did show up on the Moon (or Space-Shuttle? Why did NASA refuse at the last minute to carry out Van der Kamp's Canadian Institute of Science test on SR on the 1986 Columbia flight?), would you have the intellectual honesty to revamp your view of the Earth's location?

HUb': What! Directly? No
sneaky inference from the
orbital periods of pulsars?
You should have published!
Jeez! You could be famous!

Well, I expect there are a
lot of interesting observations
to be gathered from the
universe if we are just clever
enough to look in the right
places. LIGO may not be the
only way to see gravity waves.

I'll ask the moderator about
registering for physicsforums.com
using Lynx and Linux. Maybe he
(Greg Barnhardt) knows of some
tricks. It's a fun forum.

--Don Stahl