The author of this article published several articles [1], [2], [3], which argue that Electromagnetic (EM) waves from different sources can and do consolidate, contrary to the acceptable notion presented in an article [4] that EM waves from separate sources cannot consolidate. This article adds further support to the statement that EM waves from separate sources can consolidate, support that everybody can experience, from everyday experience, which can also be recorded on photos. However, as described in articles [1], [2], [3], if EM waves from separate sources do consolidate, this causes paradoxes, which must be addressed. This additional support, provided by this article, to the statement that EM waves from separate sources can consolidate,still cannot be considered as a complete and full proof that EM waves from separate sources can consolidate, but it provides support to the claim that an experiment as described in article [1] to implement and test such consolidations of EM waves from separate sources, is an important endeavor. Such an experiment, which can control the various details of such EM waves consolidations, might validate that such EM waves consolidations do occur and hopefully, might also provide explanations to the paradoxes that occur in such EM waves consolidations, hopefully, explanations that agree with the explanations provided in articles [1], [2], [3].