Nikolay Noskov is very deluded about the Michelson-Morley experiments, etc.
About Michelson-Morley experiments taken here - Centenary ethereal war. Nikolay Noskov
http://n-t.ru/tpe/ng/sev.htm
At least a proper source but ... Nikolay Noskov is very deluded about the
Michelson-Morley experiments, etc. This is a 2000 essay that ignores every MM experiment from 1887 to 2000

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Noskov lies about Lorentz and Einstein. They applied the simple principle that the laws of lows must look the same to everyone and this became special relativity
where an aether is not needed. It is almost 2 centuries of experiments that show that an aether does not exist.
Noskov lies about "incontestable evidences of existence of ether". The evidence for an aether has been contested for a couple of centuries.
Noskov lies about reference [1]. "B. Kori, D. Wilkinson, G. Smith and others. Experiments on an anisotropy of a background radiation. In: G. De Vaucouleurs. A. J., 58, s. 30, 1958."
This is a paper about the CMB and its anisotropy. There is no measurement of aether in that. Obvious sources of the anisotropy is that the Earth and Sun move!
Noskov lies about
Dayton Miller who found "the Solar System goes towards the constellation Dorado at a speed of 227 km/s", not Noskov's "and, maybe, 300 and 400".
Miller's work was later found to be wrong: "Shankland concluded that Miller's observed signal was partly due to statistical fluctuations and partly due to local temperature conditions".
A bit of conspiracy theory ranting ("Relativists have launched an intensive attack").
A partial lie about Lorentz addressing the MM experiments. Lorentz did work on making the laws of physics, specifically electromagnetism, be the same for all observers. Lorentz's 1892 paper is an aether theory!
A lying and deluded "was it possible to consider one experiments as correct, and other is not" question.
There were
13 out of 15 MM type experiments with null results from various groups by 1930. Three of these were by Miller

! There are 2 outliers - Miller in 1921 and 1925–1926. Anyone looking at the body of evidence would answer that Millers 2 experiments are dubious because 13 other experiment give different results. Later analysis showed that Miller's results were statistical and experimental errors.