1:1 As a student, I found ethereal disturbances confusing.
1:2 At the age of sixteen, not one book on the subject made any sense to me.
1:3 So, I explain ethereal disturbances with a different approach.
1:4 Ethereal disturbances differ from energy elements.
1:5 I can naively describe an energy element as a regular ripple in ether that travels smoothly.
1:6 And I describe an ethereal disturbance as a transient fluctuation never found on its own.
1:7 The presence of energy elements, often in differing mediums of ether, causes ethereal disturbances.
1:8 If something makes an energy element, that energy element travels with a regular motion on its own.
1:9 If something makes a disturbance in the ether, the disturbance travels with a jiggling motion that perishes once the cause of the disturbance stops.
1:10 A ripple in the electrically charged medium of ether becomes an energy element with an electrical charge.
1:11 A ripple in the electromagnetic medium of ether becomes an energy element of light, that always moves.
1:12 If two energy elements with a negative electrical charge pass near each other, they disturb the electromagnetic medium of ether.
1:13 The details of this disturbance can be calculated based upon the initial motions of the two energy elements.
1:14 The same equation used to describe energy elements applies to disturbances.
1:15 A linear partial differential equation can express the motion properties of energy elements.
1:16 An impulse response function associated with the same linear partial differential equation can express the motion properties of the disturbance.
1:17 This disturbance does not become an energy element of light.
1:18 This disturbance does not behave like a regular ripple moving at the speed of light.
1:19 This disturbance pushes the two energy elements apart.
1:20 If one energy element with a negative electrical charge passes an energy element with a positive electrical charge, they disturb the electromagnetic medium of ether.
1:21 The disturbance in this case differs in details resulting in pulling the two energy elements together.
2:1 There exists other types of ethereal fluctuations.
2:2 An ethereal fluctuations shows up by the nature of energy elements themselves.
2:3 The very presence of an energy element with a negative electrical charge disturbs the electromagnetic medium of ether.
2:4 The energy element with a negative electrical charge sometimes exists as a composite ripple in both the electrically charged medium and the electromagnetic medium of ether.
2:5 In this stage, the fluctuation in the electrically charged medium does not by itself become an energy element with an electrical charge.
2:6 And the associated fluctuation in the the electromagnetic medium of ether does not become an energy element of light.
2:7 Rather, the combination of the two fluctuations is just such to produce a well-defined energy and momentum to become a regular ripple in the ether.
3:1 Another example of ethereal fluctuation involves energy elements of light.
