Perhaps y'all could enlighten me.  I never understood the blanket rejection of 
'ether' when radiation resistance is an engineering fact.
 
In the design of RF antennas, there is a radiation resistance of about 328 
ohms.  Clearly, something out there is 'resisting' the emission of RF.  In 
addition, there is also permitivity in a vacuum.  Is this a case of 'if it 
looks like a duck and quacks like a duck'....?


      

Reply via email to