if light is massless then why does it travels at a limited speed
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Light is such an object, and the universal speed limit is named the speed of light in its honor. But light is not the only massless object. Gluons and the hypothetical gravitons are also massless, and therefore travel at speed in all frames.
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if light is not massless then the speed at which it is traveling is not it's real speed right?
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see ranjana if light was having mass then it is matter and if it is matter then it has momentum and if it has momentum it should also apply force but it is not
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I think so there are some particles which have speed more than that of light
But right now they are not yet discovered
But in future we will surely get something more faster than light
Which will turned all theories wrong
the speed at which space is expanding is much more than that of light
But right now we don't have any evidence about this
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it is the property of light
What
you said that there is a property of light and i want you to explain it
No I don't said it, i m not the one who wrote this answer
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I m not bro
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