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Ed Cregger wrote:
Well Richard I don't go along with that unless the definition of a wave is made clear. Some see a wave likened to a part of a cobwebb m oving in the atmosphere. Other see a wave as a group of particles unconnected but moving in unison with other particles thru the atmosphere. I go with the particle aproach in a counter gravity flight. I don't believe in waves moving through ether. I believe there is a field around a radiator, exactly like the glow around a light bulb. |
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