Thetransformation of coordinates and time during the

transition from a system that is stationary relative to absolute

space is considered   to an inertial frame of reference moving

relative to the absolute   outer space. Using the Michelson-Morley

interferometer moving along the velocity vector of the Solar system

relative to the relic radiation by 90 degrees, we get the displacement 

stripes of the interference pattern. In this case, the shoulder directed

along the vector of motion of the Solar system rotates by 90 degrees.

The second shoulder does not change its orientation in space. The

calculation is given for the case of the existence of absolute space.

The displacement of the interference pattern on the interferometer

screen, when it is rotated by 90 degrees, will confirm the reduction of

the interferometer arms.