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EMwave

Why E and B are perpendicular and in phase in a travelling wave — an offline, dependency-free teaching page with a 3-D wave, Maxwell-breaking sliders, a 1-D FDTD line, the dipole near field, and the same standing-wave 90° in transmission lines, sound pipes and tides.

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Facts

Published: 25 Sep 2026 (23d ago)
Medium: web
Language: English (the page says so itself)
First seen: 25 Sep 2026, 22:01 UTC

Built with

Claude Code: confirmed
the agent's own trailer in the repository's commit history

What we can see

77 hygiene score

Certificate issued by WE1, 85 days remaining
Cookie attributes no cookies set
Credentials and payment does not ask for either
Strict transport security set
Served over HTTPS
Mail authentication neither published
No insecure resources
Redirects none
Security headers 0 of 5 set
Third-party origins none
Transport security TLS 1.3

Observed 25 Sep 2026 by fetching the page as a browser would. This describes hygiene and transparency, not safety: a missing header does not make a site dangerous, and a complete set does not make it trustworthy.

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