Article: Why do spacecraft always experience a blackout area that interrupts communications when they return to Earth?

The author has improved the previous version of the article but has not yet completely resolved some critical issues in his work.

The article written in its current form continues to lack some essential references to consider this theory complete. Some statements are a priori hypotheses without theoretical or experimental evidence. It is my opinion that the author could rework the article again by inserting references where necessary that give a more solid aspect to the work and where the basis of the work is not demonstrated, clearly highlight that the result obtained is only a speculation that needs to be demonstrated experimentally.

Critical Issues:
- The Ether considered by the author is different from the Dirac sea, it is necessary to clarify its differences and properties.
- In Reference [5] the existence of the aether is introduced as if it were a proven fact.
- It is true that in cosmic space there is a gas and an intergalactic matter that move differently with respect to each observer but this is not to be considered the ether presented by the author, so it is necessary to explain it better.
- Michelson and Morley's experiment highlighted that the aether does not exist, why does the author consider the dragging of the aether?
- The constancy of the speed of light is the first principle of special relativity, if the author wants to explain the constancy of c in other ways he cannot assume the Lorentz transformations as true, because they are obtained by Lorentz to justify the failure of the Michelson-Morley experiment who assumed the wind of the ether as true and Einstein as a consequence of the assumption of the constancy of the speed of light. If the author wants to obtain modified transformations he must better justify the procedure.
- Is the function f(rho) defined empirically? If its expression is justified, its origins are not defined. How much is this for Earth's blackout region?
- Why didn't unmanned spacecraft like Voyager and Pioneer experience blackouts during their flight to the edge of the solar system and beyond?
- Why were transmissions with the astronauts never interrupted during the 1969 moon landing?
-The author should explain the above questions using his theory.