The EtherAnswered
What is the speed of light in a vacuum versus empty space?
TL;DR
Robert Sungenis answers that there is no such thing as empty space: space has substance, what he calls the ether. He holds that when physicists speak of light in a vacuum they are describing light moving through that medium, so the speed of light is the rate at which it propagates through the ether.
What is the speed of light in a vacuum versus empty space?
Answer
There is no such thing as empty space. Space is not a void. It has substance, what we call the ether. Light travels through that medium, so when physicists talk about “light in a vacuum,” they are actually describing light moving through the ether. The speed of light is simply the rate at which light propagates through that medium.
Answered by Dr. Robert Sungenis