From Conceptual Reflection
to Experimental Verification
This reflection is now included and developed in considerably greater detail in Chapter 11 of my book, Conceptual Foundations of a Theory of the Universe. The full text has therefore been removed from this page.
This chapter examines the conditions under which the proposed relational conception could be subjected to experimental testing. In particular, it explores several possible approaches involving atomic clocks, interferometry, the Doppler effect, and the propagation of light, seeking situations in which relative motion and motion in relation to a physical spatial configuration could lead to different predictions.