One approach to compare the ways my Ether Model differs from the current standard model in physics is to look at the different ways the two models view the question of "what is the most elemental unit of force?"
In the standard model, the smallest unit that has been detected is called the neutrino. In current physics theory, neutrinos are the tiniest known units, and are derived from larger units in the cosmos, which would (in the standard model) be the "elemental" units.
In my ether model, the tiniest unit is referred to as an elemental ether unit. These units are viewed as having arisen first-causally, as original space transitioned to a universal ether. As that occurred, elemental units in space that had been reciprocally oscillating with each other underwent a change to units that were now vibrating independently (rather than oscillating), which interact with each other as their vibrations come into contact. -The first such contact occurred as individual units underwent oscillational fatigue, and fell toward each other, forming "Yin and Yang" couplet-units. (Oscillational fatigue is a known process. It occurs in metals, for example.) Then, as one couplet came into contact with another couplet, their matching vibrations combined them into a tetrad unit. Then further multiplying similar contacts were able to rapidly form larger and larger units, as an instantaneous "lock and link-up" mechanism, to form force-units up to the size of quantum units and atoms.
The way this ether model views the question of "the elemental" force-unit is the exact opposite of the standard model in physics. In the standard model, the smallest units, neutrinos, are able to be detected, and are derived from larger units. -In my ether model, the smallest units are still smaller, are not detectable for us, and are the basis for how the larger force-units are formed. -In this respect, the two models are the exact opposite of each other.
If an ether model is ever accepted, it would require a whole new branch of physics to accommodate huge fundamental disconnects like this, compared to standard physics.