This is because light and whatnot is also transmitted via the aetheric wall.
Which is why if you were standing at the equator you'd see two suns, which you don't, so the theory drops dead right there.
i suggest you read the model itself. you see only one sun, because their movements are mirrored. strictly speaking the two are overlaid, but they are identical so it's impossible to see any difference.
Disproved because the amount of light at the equator is not double the amount of light received a little bit away from it. Disproved because the stars would also need to be overlaid. Disproved because the solar features change chaotically and so two suns would not remain identical. I'm sure if I stopped to think about it for more than the half-second it took me to come up with those ideas I could think of even more disproofs.
the majority of that post is utter nonsense. i refer you to my model thread, one of the most recent additions contains a diagram demonstrating what i'm talking about.
why wouldn't the two suns remain identical? all that would change one, would change the other. this is what mirrored means.
i have seen you complain that i refer you to other threads often, but if i do so, i promise it is because the answers are there, i just don't want to spend more time than i already have on issues that are already dealt with.
Why wouldn't the suns remain identical? It's obvious.
You claim they are surrounded by aether, they travel through aether, they're influenced by aether. You also claim aether is attracted to different densities of itself and that its density varies with altitude above thwe earth's surface. Which means the aether itself would be full of eddies and currents formed by the variation in its surroundings.
Therefore, even if the two suns had identical starting conditions, they are both subject to different environmental forces over the millions of years they've been around. The possibility of them happening to look absolutely identical after all that time with different aetheric forces acting on each of them is so ridiculous as to be impossible. Are you not familiar with chaos theory? Even a tiny difference in conditions can build to a huge effect.
I hate to be the one to break it to you but if your aether theory is correct, one of the few predictions that can be made from it is that the suns would cease to be identical rather quickly.