Einstein ’ s Ether : E . Annual Motion of the Earth

In my paper " Einstein's ether part A " I mainly reexamined the bucket experiment and earth's daily rotation (the problems that had been occupying Mach and Poincaré) from Einstein's General Relativistic point of view. In this paper I further discuss Einstein's General Relativistic solution to the problems that had been occupying Mach and Poincaré. The disc experiment nstead of Newton's bucket, let us imagine a rotating disc. In his 1916 review article, " The Foundation of the General Theory of Relativity " , Einstein proposed the disc experiment (1916, pp. 774-775; Einstein and Infeld, 1938, pp. 226-228). Imagine a large disc with two circles, one very small the other very large, with a common centre drawn with it. The disc rotates relative to an outside observer K' (his reference frame is an inertial one), and there is an inside observer K on the disc. Euclidean geometry is valid in the outside observer's reference frame, since it is inertial. Therefore K' may draw, in his frame, the