Art Unwin wrote:

Hard to say. We know what is termed as Leptons which escape from the
sun and get taken along in the solar stream towards earth.Some where
along the line they apparently finish up as neutrinos.
What happens between these events is considered to be Higgs field
which creates change in the particles. Then there is the connection to
light and supposed photons which initially attached to particles and
we know that when the particles from the solar stream provide charge
to the earths magnetic boundary. But these are just dots in the story
that wait to be connected but there are many things unknown between
the points that we theoretically know of which we have no evidence.
At the moment we have the observations of the masters and to this day
there is contraversy about particles, waves and the emmission of light
where the masters observations and equations are still a question of
discussion. What I have done is to use the equations of the masters
and connected them in a different mathematical way such they provide
tracable links between the BIG BANG, the Standard model and radiation
that matches the computer derivitatation of
radiation that is in sync with the teachings of the masters especially
Maxwell, Gauss and of course the Faraday shield, all of which now seem
to fit together nicely. The true bottom line is that the use of
Maxwells equations where accountability is taken of all forces
involved
have in essense via computer programs provide authenticity to the idea
of point radiation which leads to efficient small volume antennas.
And following these edicts I have been able to make radiators of a
smnaller volume that is known in the present state of the art.

Which all means, according to Lord Art, that an antenna won't radiate in
deep space due to lack of the particles (that he isn't sure of the type
of) won't be available to coat your antenna in the correct manner so
that it will be able to make them leap from it.

Of course if a radio signal consisted of charged particles, like he
claims, you could easily bend a radio signal with a static electric
field or magnetic field, which you can't. Heck you could run a radio
signal around right along with the protons in the Large Hadron Collider.
Except for the fact that you can't.

tom
K0TAR