The double-slit experiment was first performed by Thomas Young in 1801 and has been studied for more than two centuries. According to the interpretation proposed in this work, these experiments do not demonstrate wave behavior. Instead, they are interpreted as evidence of electromagnetic attraction and repulsion.If this interpretation is correct, then many theories developed from the conventional wave interpretation may require re-examination. Since numerous well-established theories have been supported by extensive mathematical development, reconsidering the underlying interpretation of these experiments presents a significant scientific challenge.I understand that my proposal may not be accepted today, as current scientific thinking is largely based on the established observational framework only. Nevertheless, I believe that future generations may re-examine these experiments with fresh perspectives and open minds and may eventually recognize the value of this alternative interpretation. If this research remains preserved in cyberspace over the long term, it could serve as a foundation for future scientists to investigate these ideas further and evaluate them on the basis of new evidence and discoveries.