Из чего состоит радиоволна?

It would seem that a physics textbook provides a definitive answer to the question of what a radio wave is made of. A radio wave is an oscillation of an electromagnetic field. But a deeper look into the theory reveals that the answer is anything but definitive. We've once again encountered a very interesting point where any hypotheses are appropriate. After all, if a wave were composed of an electromagnetic field, as school textbooks claim, then how could it be transmitted in places where this field is absent? For example, in deep space? Therefore, in this video, we'll examine the main assumptions about the composition of a radio wave in a simple and understandable form. We'll recall the classical concept, mention ether theory, gravity theory, the structure of waves from quantum foam, and magnetic monopoles. This will be very interesting ;) 00:30 - Remembering the Mechanical Wave 01:41 - Sound Waves, Oscillations of What's Invisible 02:23 - Radio Waves in a Physics Textbook 02:47 - The Main Contradiction 04:14 - The Structure of Any Matter 05:40 - Physics Abhors a Vacuum 06:29 - A Wave of Photons or Virtual Photons 07:44 - A Special Type of Matter :) 08:20 - Is a Radio Wave Gravity? A physics course for everyone, as discussed in the video https://boosty.to/inzn Article on this topic https://zen.yandex.ru/media/inznan/iz...