I mean no disrespect cycle but light is a transverse wave which is not polarized, is it not? It is a neutral "particle" that has no true measurable mass, though that is hotly contested now in physics. It is much like the neutron, which comes out of a dense invisible mass and presents itself after high energetic interaction, but has no affinity towards positive or negative. That at least I am aware of or we have observed in laboratory experiments.
You seem to contradict your own statement towards the end as you talk about depth and bring into account a 3 dimensional object of which the sun is at the very least don't you? Surface tension can facilitate transverse waves with the field interactions of material (atomic) densities can't it? Like your example of the interactions of solid, liquid and gas with your representation of the ocean. Am I mistaken in how this argument is flawed due too conjectures of organized supposition?
The truth is we don't know and we are attempting to figure it out right? Or do we already know and we shouldn't even bother?
You seem to contradict your own statement towards the end as you talk about depth and bring into account a 3 dimensional object of which the sun is at the very least don't you? Surface tension can facilitate transverse waves with the field interactions of material (atomic) densities can't it? Like your example of the interactions of solid, liquid and gas with your representation of the ocean. Am I mistaken in how this argument is flawed due too conjectures of organized supposition?
The truth is we don't know and we are attempting to figure it out right? Or do we already know and we shouldn't even bother?