[Brent]

We have a volume of charges. Inside that volume is a small volume of no charge. Charge from a small volume of charge moves
into the small volume of no charge which is basic electricity. This charge moves at C at the moment it enters the volume of
no charge. Another charge moves in to replace the charge that moved to the volume of no charge. Another charge moves into
replace that charge and so on so that it appears that the charges are moving towards the volume of no charge. The velocity of
the replacement charges decrease as there distance from the volume of no charge increases. This makes the charges appear as
if they are accelerating towards the volume of no charge.
Light is these volumes of charges. These volumes, charged one after the other, in a straight line through space. The volumes
charge at C but they do not move anywhere. The thing we call light moves at C relative to these charges but the charges don't
move anywhere for light to happen.
So when the charge moves into the volume of no charge, the charge is essentially at rest with the volume of no charge but
moves from the charged volume to the volume of no charge at C.
A charge moves into the volume of no charge producing a positive charge. This causes the volumes surrounding the positve
charge to become negative. Now there is no more movement of charge, so the fields collapse. The volume now ejects a charge at
C, which causes an equal and opposite charge which cause another opposite charge and so on in a straight line at C through
space. Somehthing I want to make point of is that the charge that moves into the volume of no charge is accelerating up to C.
It was already a charge before it accelerated, I will make a guess that it gains charge doing this.
Once the charge is ejected from the volume, the volume returns to having no charge and the process repeats itself
continuously.

Thats all for today

I will eventually post all of it. Maybe it will make sense then, maybe not