For over a century, we've believed that signals travel as waves—riding through space like invisible threads of energy. But what if that was never the full story?

In this bold and paradigm-shifting book, independent researcher and engineer Sandeep Chavan dismantles the classical illusion of wave-based transmission and introduces a radical alternative: ripple dynamics within a structured vacuum field. Drawing from the Unified Energy Dynamics (UED) framework, Chavan argues that nothing truly moves—what we call a signal is not a traveling wave but a field-level consequence, triggered by alignment between the source and the observer.

From telegraphy to Wi-Fi, from antenna design to space communication, the book explores how modern technology evolved accidentally, without foundational clarity—yet succeeded because of invisible alignment with the ripple field. Through engaging chapters and vivid metaphors, readers are introduced to key concepts like:

This is not just a book on communication. It's a book that redefines what communication is.

Accessible to engineers, physicists, technologists, philosophers, and curious minds alike, It Was Never a Wave Signal invites you to reimagine how we send, receive, and understand information—not through motion, but through meaning. It explains why signals fail, why space transmissions struggle, and why your body itself is the ultimate receiver-resolver system.

Whether you're a scientist tired of half-truths, a technologist seeking the next big leap, or simply someone who's ever wondered how your phone really works—this book will challenge everything you thought you knew about waves, signals, and reality itself.

Stop thinking in waves. Start listening to the ripple.