THE ENERGY PAIRS THEORY

<p>The acceptable notion today is that Electromagnetic waves from separate sources cannot consolidate [4].<br>However, the author of this article published several articles [1], [2], [3], [5] which argue that<br>Electromagnetic (EM) waves from separate sources do consolidate.<br>In addition to the scenarios described in articles [1], [2], [3], Article [5] adds further support to the<br>statement that EM waves from separate sources can consolidate, support that everybody can experience,<br>from everyday experience, every day, which can also be recorded on photos. This scenario is presented<br>again, also in this article.<br>However, if EM waves from separate sources do consolidate, this seems to embed paradoxes, which must<br>be addressed, because the Energy Conservation Principle seems to be violated.<br>The Energy Pairs Theory, proposed initially by the author of this article in article [1], and presented again<br>briefly in this article, proposes a framework which resolves and explains the paradoxes embedded in<br>consolidations of EM waves from separate sources, and other paradoxes and unanswered and open<br>questions, as presented already in article [1], and presented briefly again in this article.</p>