Abstract:  Does a photon really transport itself across 
lightyears of distance or does it just, at its source, 
create a raindrop in a pond of water effect, and initiate a 
propagating resonance in some pre-exising etheric medium 
that, as it almost sole function, propagates all forms of 
radiation and hence reveals itself by giving all radiation a 
constant velocity of c.  In short, what is really happening 
in, and on suns, with respect to the spherical distribution 
of light and heat (superdirt or radiation if you please).

Consider again, the life of the lowly burning candle being 
transported across the rainy and windswept icy moor.

Does its simple light really generate a trillion, trillion, 
trillion photons being emitted in a spherical fashion for 
all to see?

Or is something happening at its pinpoint source of light 
and heat that causes a continuous undulation in all 
directions of a near massless something that causes our 
optic nerve to set off and send signals traveling along our 
neural pathways to tell us that, "yo!  there is a fleeting 
light yet thereupon the moor".  And as the hurriedly carried 
candle even passes a discarded empty fishery tin, more of 
the candle's light is bounced and reflected back, giving yet 
another splash of light from the distance.

Particles or waves...?  or event and distribution using a 
different rubber sheet of the optical world of radiation.

Staring at a full moon at night offers its own set of 
problems.

Why does superdirt (radiation) reflect?

Spacetime radiation...

Spacetime radiation upon a rubber sheet?

sigh...

time for my nap and pills now.  more later...