Did you pick the top wave as being stable? The red curve is a positive force, while the blue curve represents a negative force. It conforms with Einstein's theory, which limits the velocity of all waves to no greater than c, the speed of light in a vacuum. However, the shape of this field wave continually changes shape with time and never reaches a steady state. This is a conflict, since the hydrogen atom is known to have stable states of harmonic motion. This graphic is illustrated and discussed in "The Secret of Gravity".

The lower wave maintains its shape with time. The wave continually rotates, and it is therefore a harmonic wave with the radial distance between successive wavefronts equal to one wavelength. Note that this curve appears almost spherical but never closes. This resolves the above conflict by having a steady state, but it creates another dilemma. This wave appears to be spherical but is not. Since electromagnetic waves are presently assumed to be longitudinal (in a radial direction), having a spherical wavefront. In both cases, the wave's radial velocity propagates at the speed of light, but in this new model, the transverse wave increases in velocity as the radius increases and can move much faster than the speed of light. There is solid evidence from measurements that confirm that transverse waves do move faster than the speed of light. This evidence is presented in "Secrets of the Atom". Therefore, the commonly accepted interpretation of Maxwell's equations is flawed (not the equations, but their interpretations).