Light is a Wave and the Path is Material: A New Vision of the Nature of Light and its Propagation

In an intellectual endeavor that revisits early explanatory models, this article presents a fresh perspective that restores consideration to the pure wave nature of light. The study posits that what is often interpreted as the particle-like properties of light is, in reality, a reflection of the light wave's interaction with its material propagation medium, conceived as consisting of 'primordial particles'. The researcher discusses two principal mechanisms—'Photonic Synergy' and 'Photonic Collapse'—to explain the continuity and cessation of light propagation, presenting a comprehensive model that challenges certain contemporary assumptions regarding the speed and nature of light. This renewed reading opens the door to re-examining the conceptual foundations of light physics, while maintaining the spirit of rigorous scientific discourse.