Reconstructing the cable used in Nathan Stubblefield's Earth Battery to boost signal clarity and improve efficiency of transmittance down the length of a wire, such as in a coil, by reducing its back EMF to the point at which the rate of loss of the magnetic component of a signal equals the rate of loss of the dielectric component to prevent turning a clear signal into useless noise. This is accomplished by stranding insulated copper wire alongside bare iron strips within a sheathed cable.
Time without space is coexistence at two or more places at the same time.