On Mon, 19 Feb 2007 19:05:34 -0500, "kenseto" wrote:


"Henri Wilson" HW@.... wrote in message
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This is mainly about 'fields' and the complete absence of them.

Imagine if there were only one piece of matter in the whole universe, a
single
electron.

We know that the electron has an electric field around itself that will
repel
like charges and attract unlike ones. Its strength tapers off with
distance
according to an inverse square law. In the physical sense, we have no idea
what
makes a 'field'.

The charge of an electron does not reside within the electron. The electric
field is the distortion in the ether created by the absolute motion of the
electron in the ether. This model elinimate the question what makes a field
and resolves the infinity problems exist in QED.

So you claim that an electron that is at rest in your aether has no charge?

It doesn't eliminate the question,"how can Seto's theory work when there is NO
aether?"


Ken Seto