If the Michelson-Morley experiment were performed on the Moon, what would be observed?
Robert Sungenis answers that the experiment would give a positive result on the Moon, showing motion, because the Moon moves around the Earth and therefore through the ether. He holds that the null result on Earth proves the Earth is stationary, since the ether rotates with the heavens around us, so the lunar version would confirm geocentrism more clearly still.
If the Michelson–Morley experiment were performed on the Moon, what would be observed?
Answer
On the Moon you would get a positive result showing motion, because the Moon moves around Earth and therefore through the ether. On Earth you get a null result, which proves Earth is stationary because the ether rotates with the heavens around us. The same experiment on the Moon would confirm geocentrism even more clearly.