GRAVITATIONAL EFFECTS’ CONSIDERATION IN WAVE PROPAGATION IN CONTINUOUS MEDIA SUCH AS SOLIDS AND A VACUUM Page No: 5865-5869

Aleksey Anatolievich Zakharenko

Keywords: Wave propagation, electromagnetism, gravitational phenomena, torsional field, acoustic waves, new fast waves, energy harvesting

Abstract: This short work belongs to interdisciplinary fields (like all modern science) because several separate fields such as physical acoustics, mechanics, electromagnetism, and gravity are stitched together. Practical applications are even more interdisciplinary because this already affects chemistry, biology, medicine, communications technologies, and everything else, since there are currently a huge number of technical devices on acoustic waves such as biological and chemical sensors, filters, delay lines, energy harvesters, etc. It is discussed that taking into account gravitational phenomena leads to the possibility of developing instantaneous interplanetary communication on new fast waves, the speed of which in a vacuum (solid) can be approximately thirteen orders of magnitude faster than the speed of light (electromagnetic waves)



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