New conceptions on the light wave theory in a moving frame of reference

TL;DR

This paper reanalyzes the Michelson-Morley experiment, revealing that its null result is inherently implied by classical equations, suggesting the presence of absolute motion without needing new hypotheses.

Contribution

It demonstrates that classical equations already imply the null result of Michelson-Morley, challenging the need for new hypotheses in explaining light's behavior in moving frames.

Findings

Michelson-Morley null result is implied by classical equations

Absolute motion is hidden within these equations

No new hypotheses needed to explain light's invariance

Abstract

A reanalisis of the effect of a moving frame of reference is done, showing that the null result of the Michelson-Morley's experimente of 1887 on the possibility of detecting the variation of the velocity of light with respect to a moving observer, na observer at the Earth, was already implied in these equations; thereforewith no need of new ad hoc hypotheses to explain it in the classical framework. In fact, it will be shown that behind those equations is hidden the fascinating phenomenon of the absolute motion.