Q & A — Frequently Asked Questions (Revised v1.0)

1 — What exactly is the Field Medium (FM)?

FM is a continuous, elastic physical field that fills all of space.
It can:

• stretch and compress

• store and transfer tension

• orient itself

• carry waves and 3D tension pulses

• form vortices

• support stable, saturated resonances

Light, mass, gravity and particles are simply different behaviors of this medium.

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2 — Is FM replacing relativity or quantum mechanics?

No.
FM explains why relativity and quantum mechanics work.

• Relativity describes how clocks, rulers and light behave.
  FM provides the mechanism.

• Quantum mechanics describes outcomes and probabilities.
  FM provides the physical structures behind them.

FM is interpretation + mechanism, not replacement.

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3 — How is FM different from the old “aether”?

Completely different.

Old aether:
❌ rigid
❌ static
❌ frictional
❌ had a preferred frame
❌ contradicted Michelson–Morley

FM:
✔ dynamic
✔ elastic
✔ non-frictional
✔ locally co-moving with matter
✔ matches all modern experiments

FM behaves like a physical field, not a 19th-century fluid.

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4 — Why do all observers measure the same speed of light?

Because everything they measure with — clocks, rulers, detectors —
is built from the same local field as the light they observe.

When the medium compresses:

• light slows

• clocks slow

• rulers contract

You always measure the wave speed of your own local medium.
This is why every observer finds c = c.

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5 — So are electrons just vortices?

Yes.
An electron is a stable vortex-resonance in the field.

Its properties arise from:

• its internal orientation pattern

• its tension distribution

• its stable rotation mode (“spin”)

• its asymmetry (charge)

Electrons are not point particles —
they are persistent field structures.

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6 — What is gravity in FM?

Gravity is a density and tension gradient in the medium created by mass.
Objects move toward regions where the medium is less loaded.

Gravity is not attraction.
It is the shape of the medium around massive vortex-resonances.

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7 — What is light in FM?

Light is a traveling 3D tension pulse—an expanding bubble-like disturbance carrying orientation.

Its speed is set by the medium:

c_local = √(S / ρ)

Light is not a particle flying through empty space.
It is a pattern moving through a physical field.

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8 — Why is time slower in gravity or at high speed?

Because every physical process is a resonance in the field.

When the medium is compressed:

• vortices rotate slower

• atoms transition slower

• molecules vibrate slower

• biological processes slow

Time = process rate in the medium.

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9 — Does FM explain quantum entanglement?

Yes.
Entanglement arises from shared vortex phase-structure.

Two resonances created together share a common internal field pattern.
Changing one reorganizes the shared structure immediately —
without any signal traveling between them.

Not spooky.
Just a continuous medium.

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10 — Does FM require extra dimensions?

No.
Everything occurs in one physical 3D medium.

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11 — Does FM contradict any experiments?

No.
FM is consistent with:

• Michelson–Morley

• Fizeau

• Shapiro delay

• gravitational redshift

• light bending

• muon lifetime tests

• GPS timing corrections

• quantum interference

• entanglement correlations

FM explains them mechanically, not geometrically.

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12 — What creates new particles?

Vortices.

Disturb the field strongly → it creates countless micro-vortices.
Most collapse.
A few stabilize → vortices → combine → form particles.

All mass begins as stable vortex-resonances.

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13 — Is the universe expanding in FM?

FM allows two mechanisms for redshift:

1. Field relaxation → the medium slowly loses density over time

2. Field expansion → large-scale stretching of the medium

FM does not require expanding space.
It requires only changes in field density.

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14 — So the universe is basically one giant medium?

Yes.
A continuous medium where:

• waves

• vortices

• resonances

• tension

• compression

produce everything we call physics.

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15 — What is the simplest way to describe FM?

“The universe is a physical field.
Matter is vortices.
Light is tension pulses.
Time is process speed.
Gravity is tension gradients.”