Experimental Determination of the Velocity of Light - Made at the U.S. Naval Academy, Annapolis by Albert A. Michelson
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30 turns 0.99573
40 turns 0.99577 50 turns 0.99580 60 turns 0.99583 70 turns 0.99589 80 turns 0.99596 90 turns 0.99601 100 turns 0.99606 110 turns 0.99612 120 turns 0.99618 130 turns 0.99625 140 turns 0.99630 NOTE.--The micrometer has been sent to Professor Mayer, of Hoboken, to test the screw again, and to find its value. The steel tape has been sent to Professor Rogers, of Cambridge, to find its length again. (See page 145.) Measurement of the Distance between the Mirrors. Square lead weights were placed along the line, and measurements taken from the forward side of one to forward side of the next. The tape rested on the ground (which was very nearly level), and was stretched by a constant force of 10 pounds. The correction for length of the tape (100.006) was +0.12 of a foot. |
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