That was the point at which I stopped reading. The Michelson-Morley experiment is well documented and widely reported at the time and repeated since.
http://www.exphy.uni-duesseldorf.de...Light Propagation at the 10-17 Level 2009.pdf
As far as I know, opinions on this experiment are divided. But he is not the main one. The most important argument is:
"The principle of operation of the inertoid engine is based on the fact that there is a load inside it, which, with the help of an electric motor drive, makes periodic movement along a closed path inside the machine body. When moving in one direction, the force that accelerates the load is small, when moving in the opposite direction, the accelerating force is large According to Newton’s third law, when the load moves in one direction, it acts on the body of the inertoid with a small force not exceeding the inertial rest force of the inertoid on the Earth’s surface, and when moving in the other direction - with a large force exceeding the friction force and driving the inertoid.
The principle of action of inertcoids lies in the fact that their purposeful movement is caused by the difference in the frictional force in the support during direct and reverse half-cycle operation. With dry friction, the resistance to slow motion exceeds the resistance to fast (with one half-stroke, when a small force is applied, the static friction is not overcome and the apparatus remains in place; with a reverse half-cycle, the friction is overcome, the apparatus moves).
In liquids, on the contrary, resistance to fast motion prevails over resistance to slow motion. The explanation of the effect in liquids is fundamentally different (since there is no rest friction force in liquids and gases) and is based on the viscous friction forces. "
https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Инерцоиды
My experiment showed that there is no fundamental difference between dry and viscous friction. The inertioid moves in the liquid in the same direction as on a solid surface. This is because the water that it pushed forward, after a while pushes it from behind. This means that the interaction does not occur instantly. This is a fundamental mistake of science.
https://youtu.be/ECjTOa_mm5k