Experiments   As we all know, experimentation is the very core of scientific knowledge. In this section I will provide a large number of Pro-Relativity resources and links along side the Anti-Relativity ones to use as a basis for examination. For this page to be of any use to you, you must be able to temporarily suspend your disbelief and place both theories on equal ground for examination. However, because of the wide-spread acceptance of relativity and denunciation of Aether, I ask that you notice the bias of interpretation in pro-relativity resources and mentally account for it. The writers of these papers have already made a very solid decision about what is true and have absolutely no interest in re-examining that determination. Such is the nature of belief systems.    Additionally, there are other considerations to keep in mind while examining experimental data. The first I'll mention is well knows as the "experimenter effect". It is a reference to the fact that sometimes an experimenter will have pre-conceived notions that will cloud his interpretation of the data.    The second effect I like to call the "accidental illusionist effect". This is where an experimenter has such a clear vision of what the experiment should do that he designs it specifically to accomplish that thing instead of test for the possibility of another. If experiments are set up to work a certain way, they will work that certain way. This is a principle used by the illusionist daily. When an illusionist impales himself on a spear our pre-conceived notions tell us it really happened and without prior knowledge of the wrongness of the setup and the error of the perspective we would believe something incorrect about a very real event. We would have no way of coming to another conclusion. The experiment still happened but was set up to provide faulty information. The assumption that Relativity is fact causes the experimenter to set up incorrectly and view from a faulty perspective.