Can light travel thought a vacuum why or why not?
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Yup, obviously light can travel in vacuum. That's because it contains the photon particles. Light shows duality, i.e it shows dual nature ; of the energy ( wave) and of particle.
As an energy, it can't travel in vacuum, but as it contains photon, it enables light to travel through vacuum. And note that the speed that light gains is because of photon particles also the speed is maximum in vacuum as compared to other case.
Yup, obviously light can travel in vacuum. That's because it contains the photon particles. Light shows duality, i.e it shows dual nature ; of the energy ( wave) and of particle.
As an energy, it can't travel in vacuum, but as it contains photon, it enables light to travel through vacuum. And note that the speed that light gains is because of photon particles also the speed is maximum in vacuum as compared to other case.
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