Quantum waves can’t be explained in physical terms because the equations of physics describe them as vibrating in a plane outside our space. Light is a quantum wave that can travel in empty space, but what is empty can’t vibrate, so physics has to describe it as a wave of nothing that vibrates nowhere. In this section, light is a processing wave that spreads on a network surface, so it really is a transverse wave as the equations describe. Quantum waves are passed on by a quantum network that is the “… primary world-stuff” (Wilczek, 2008, p74), whose points are essentially the “atoms of space” (Bojowald, 2008).
3.2.1. Light is a Wave
3.2.2. We are Flatlanders
3.2.3. The Medium of Light
3.2.4. The Speed of Space