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1. Medium

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   The term medium (plural: media) derives etymologically from the Latin word for "middle" or "intermediate substance." In scientific and philosophical contexts, it generally denotes the intervening substance, field, or environment through which a physical process (such as wave propagation or interaction) occurs, or the intermediary used to transmit or store information. The concept is inherently contextual, shifting meaning dramatically depending on the discipline, ranging from the classical conception of the Aether (universal medium)/) to modern stati…

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   The Aetheric Medium and Levitation
   Prior to the acceptance of quantum field theory, many researchers postulated a pervasive, subtle substance—the Aether (universal medium)/)—as the universal medium (physics)/) through which gravity and electromagnetic forces propagated. Early models of Levitation Theory often proposed that ordinary matter possessed a latent, anti-gravitational potential that could be unleashed by interacting with the ambient [Aether (unive…