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The Æther is eternal. The Æther is all things.
>>15200391
A proper understanding of the Æther will dispel concerns about thing paradox. The sky is not bright simply because the wave packets in the Æther that produce light have simply dissipated, their amplitudes have become zero, while only fairly new wave packets have a significant enough amplitude to continue existing until their amplitudes become zero. Meanwhile, in total, the Æther is static and eternal.

>>15200222
There is only one form of matter: a wave packet in the Æther. Everything around you is described as a wave packet in the Æther. Electromagnetism, Gravity, "particles," You, Me? All wave packets in the Æther.

The problem with Particle physics is that any true fundamental theory would engage with and develop a proper understanding of the Æther. The fact is, all particles are Æther wave packets with particular properties. Electromagnetism? A dynamic wave packet localized in the Æther. You? Me? A collection of wave packets in the Æther. Gravity? Displacement in the Æther by a sufficiently large wave packet. Everything comes back to Æther and the fact that physics is in such shambles is because they imagined that the misunderstandings of the Æther in experiments like Michelson-Morley disproved its existence. All it proved is that experimenters and those who theorized about he Æther only misunderstood it. Particle physics itself is just a natural consequence of the structure of Æther.

>>15194553
It all comes back to the Æther. In order to understand reality you need to understand the Æther (or you may call it Prima Materia). It is fundamental in magnetism and can be said manifest itself in a Quantum mechanical setting. (Moreover the existence of Æther is not contradicted by any form of physics). All things in existence are fundamentally in the form of waves. You may have heard this as the "particle-wave duality." Except it's a little more nuanced. Fundamentally a "particle" is simply a wave packet in the Æther with special properties of which is it difficult to delineate at this time. However it would be reasonable in order to consider a wave packet a particle to require that it's expected energy is constant in the absence of other waves and a fairly static "radius" as [math] \frac{E}{c^2} [/math] or another suitable expression can be used to define "mass" or "momentum" and the center of the sphere with the given radius as its "position" (even though these are uncertain experimentally and statistically within the quantum mechanical models). What I would assert is that the source of the magnetic field is the electron wave packet is a particle and has a special type of Ætheric oscillations (likely related to spin) which causes dynamic wave packets to form in the Æther around it which manifest in the usual notation as the particle travels through the Æther. If you places your hand near a sufficient strong magnetic field, you should feel a vortex as the dynamic wave packets causes the particle in contact with the Æther waves to move.