Originally posted by hansgeorg
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It is locally displacing the upward movement into what locally is a spiral - while vectorially remaining vertical.
Now, when it was still standing on ground, it already had an eastward vector through the moving aether.
Its being launched eastward enhances this, and makes for higher speed in the way that counts for stability of orbit, namely vectorially through the aether.
Please explain in detail how launching eastward in an aether that is moving east-west increases a rocket's original zero horizontal velocity in the eastward direction. And how the heck does a rocket sitting on the allegedly stationary earth start out with an eastward motion? "Enhancing" zero velocity seems to result in zero velocity.
Since there are no cameras, the trajectory could be straight line relative to Earth and the speeding up and slowing down of the growing delay would possibly be due to gravitational lensing by the Sun's gravitation of the radiosignals, both going there and returning.
Fantasies are not appropriate in a science forum. There are an infinite number of fantasies one could make up. Voayger could be hidden behind the Moon by invisible space walruses who can fake all the photos and radio transmissions.
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