Speculative Physics

Scalar Electromagnetic Waves

Described as waves produced when two electromagnetic waves cancel each other out, resulting in a non-zero scalar energy (A-squared) that fluctuates in the vacuum, constituting a gravitational wave.

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Tom Bearden, Terence Barrett, David Froning

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Cancel Two Waves and You Get a Gravity Wave, That Is Everything →

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Scalar Gravity via Wave Cancellation

A theory proposing that canceling two electromagnetic waves creates a scalar wave (A-squared) that fluctuates spacetime energy density, effectively creating a gravitational wave.

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