Energy Wave Theory Laws
There are five laws that describe the behavior of matter and forces in the universe. They are summarized first and then explained in more detail with visuals below for each law.
- Waves travel throughout the aether at a defined wave speed and wavelength as wavelets to form a wavefront according to Huygen’s principle.
- Aether granules are the medium that respond to wave energy such that each one transfers its momentum to the next granule, in the direction of motion.
- Aether wave centers reflect wave energy, and the combination of in-waves and out-waves creates standing waves.
- Aether wave centers move to minimize amplitude on the wave, preferring the node position within a standing wave.
- Wave energy is proportional to amplitude, wavelength, wave speed and density of a defined volume.
Law #1) Energy Travels as Waves
Energy travels as sinusoidal waves through a universal medium known as an aether. The majority of waves travel as spherical, longitudinal wavelets. Amplitude is reduced at the square of distance from the source and experiences constructive and destructive wave interference.
Law #2) Granules Transfer Energy
There are two components of the aether required for the entirety of energy wave theory. The first is the fabric of space, which is the aether medium. These are referred to as aether granules that transfer energy in the direction of motion.
In the example below, two granules (marked as “1” and “2”) interact over time. Granule 1 contains energy, collides with Granule 2 and transfers this energy. Granule 2 continues in the same direction as Granule 1 before the collision.
Law #3) Wave Centers Reflect Energy
The second of the two aether components in this theory is the aether wave center. A wave center does the opposite of a granule – it reflects energy.
In the example below, a granule (marked as “1”) and a wave center (marked as “2) interact over time. Granule 1 contains energy, collides with Wave Center 2 and transfers this energy. Granule 1 is reflected and moves in the opposite direction it was traveling before the collision.
A wave center may simply be a granule at the center of energy convergence or a higher density unit cell in space, but it is labeled on this site as a separate component of spacetime.
Law #4) Wave Centers Move to Minimize Wave Amplitude
A wave center moves to reduce wave amplitude, preferring the node position on a standing wave or the point of minimal amplitude for a traveling wave. This will give rise to all motion and forces on objects, including the formation of particles. There are two wave types: longitudinal and transverse and the position of minimal amplitude is different for these wave forms.
Wave centers (black) – stable; (yellow) – move to minimize amplitude
Law #5) Wave Energy in a Defined Volume
Wave energy is proportional to amplitude, wavelength, wave speed and density of a defined volume. This is illustrated below as a collection of aether granules that have momentum/energy.
Energy Wave
This law gives rise to the fundamental, energy wave equation. This is ultimately derived into two forms for longitudinal and transverse wave energy. In turn, these two wave form equations for energy will be derived to common energy and force equations used in physics today. However, it all starts with this one, fundamental equation.
Energy Wave Equation