What is the resistance to electricity in space?

Answer 1

In space the ether is present as well as on earth. The best way to check it, is the

contacts that exist with space ships (manned and unmanned). This ether is also

called ZPE or zero point energy. The waves in this cosmic ether moves, but

without frequencies. This is why we call it "scalar waves".

This scalar waves moves probably 25 to 5500 times faster than light (influence of

planets, black holes, cosmic magnetism, etc...).

On this scalar waves moves light waves, etc... and also electricity. This scalar

waves ARE electricity, so they have in fact no great resistance. When the

electricity is send in some kind of waves, than they have their own resistance.

Mostly than the resistance is these of the speed of light.

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Appendix, from another contributor:

While evaluating the answer above, one ought to be aware of the following

statement, borrowed from one popular website that contains background and

detailed information on just about everything. (In keeping with the answer

above, I won't cite the source of this paragraph either):

"The main current proponent of scalar wave pseudophysics is zero-point energy

advocate Thomas E. Bearden, who has concocted an entire pseudoscientific

"scalar field theory" unrelated to anything in actual physics of that name."