By the way, I've read your post about EA...have you had it checked out by a nuteral party yet, or is it still a work in progress?
There have been numerous experiments that rely on the ability for light to move in a straight line (no deflection by this concept of EA), that have failed to detect this effect.
Here is a link to just one of them...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LIGOThe shortest arm of this detector is 2.5 km (over one mile), so this effect should have been noticeable. As the article points out, a beam of light is split, makes 75 trips through the 4 km of the apparatus and then are recombined.
Since this effect is supposed to be measurable over a much shorter distance than the 300 km that each segment of this beam of light travels, I would say that this "EA effect" does not exist.