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Putting aside the mainstream interpretation, I propose that radio and light waves should be understood as longitudinal waves in the ether—a concept that reimagines the medium through which these waves propagate. In this view, the movement of charged particles at the antennas creates longitudinal waves that compress and rarefy the ether, generating regions of differing pressures—thus giving rise to what we experience as light and radio waves.
This perspective aligns physical phenomena with the wave dynamics in the ether and opens avenues for innovative applications in various fields. By recognizing these longitudinal waves, we may unlock new techniques for harnessing their properties, including leveraging stationary wave patterns between emitters and reflectors.