[Zephir]

The Aether Wave Theory (AWT) is conceptually quite simple theory. It considers, the whole Universe is formed by chaotic scalar field, which is sampled by observer by the same way, like the observer is formed. Because we are all formed by matter, we can observe whole Universe as being formed by matter of infinitely high mass and energy density. We can imagine such stuff as an interior of infinitely hot & dense star composed of particles of matter, similar to black hole and it can be even simulated by such way.

The concept of inertial massive environment is quite old, in fact. It's called a Luminiferous Aether. AWT just generalizes such ancient concept slightly by considering of infinitely high matter and energy density of such environment, so it can serve for spreading of not just the light, but virtually any form of energy in waves. From this the second adjective of AWT name follows.

Well, that's all for now. Please note, that such concept was discussed extensively on different public forums, from where it I was gradually removed/banned by moderators, the PhysOrg.com forum, SciForums.com and PhysicsForum.com in particular, so you may be familiar with AWT already. If not, you can read most of PhysOrg.com forum on the single place here.

So, have fun when enjoying the perspectives of this amazingly simple and powerful concept!

[Zephir]

The strange picture below first post is the "official" logo of AWT. It's illustrating the infinitely recursive fractal structure, formed by Kelvin-Helmholtz instability, which can be interpreted as a manifestation of particle-wave duality and the principle of space-time formation by condensation of matter particles and vice-versa. The CFD simulation bellow illustrates this interesting phenomena in action. Note that the resulting chain of vortices is sometimes called the Von Kármán street.

[rybot]

The strange picture below first post is the "official" It's illustrating the infinitely recursive fractal structure, formed by

Here is my view, tho rather more simplistic and just kidding around: