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How does light travel in a vacuum??
it is understood that light travels through a medium by interacting with the atoms within that medium but in a vacuum, there are no atoms which, as a result, can't accommodate this interaction, yet light can still travel through...how?
it has also been brought to my understanding that light doesn't travel as waves... if this is so, then how does light really propagate??
it is understood that light travels through a medium by interacting with the atoms within that medium but in a vacuum, there are no atoms which, as a result, can't accommodate this interaction, yet light can still travel through...how?
it has also been brought to my understanding that light doesn't travel as waves... if this is so, then how does light really propagate??