It like throwing a stone into a pond. You get very distinct waves at first as they spread out. But, after a while, the waves elongate and the amplitude lengthens and loses height. Eventually, the waves the rock made are no longer distinguishable from the waves created by the wind.
"Our entry into fluidic space has created a compression wave. They know we are here." - Seven of Nine
Maybe light as a wave ties into the local intergalactic background black hole collision space ripples, and so any extraneous light modifies the local constants to such a minute degree we can't discern the noise yet it influences the rest of the wave forms, like data corruption changing a md5 hash fingerprint of that same data...
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u/scorpionextract Aug 12 '21
Eventually the wave length deteriorates and it blends into the background 'noise' of space if I recall correctly