A New Perspective on Electromagnetic Medium and Space

This paper introduces a new theoretical framework proposing the existence of “New Particles” as fundamental constituents of space. According to this theory, these particles remain in an inactive state under normal conditions, allowing electromagnetic waves to propagate through space without energy loss. Unlike historical ether concepts, the proposed medium does not interfere with the speed of light unless activated under specific circumstances. The theory also suggests that these particles may form the fabric of space itself, with potential implications for understanding dark matter and space-time structure. This work is an independent theoretical study developed by the author, intended to open discussion and inspire further research in fundamental physics.