Question

23. Why can you not hold light in your hand?​

Answer 1

Answer:

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Explanation:

A photon, the quantum quantity of light, has no rest mass, and so even if you wanted to, you cannot hold it. While it is travelling, it behaves as a wave, but once it hits an object, it does so in lumps of energy. These energy lumps are determined by the frequency of the light

Answer 2

Answer:

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A photon, the quantum quantity of light, has no rest mass, and so even if you wanted to, you cannot hold it. While it is travelling, it behaves as a wave, but once it hits an object, it does so in lumps of energy. These energy lumps are determined by the frequency of the light