Recent content by Azza_-_

ok but for an object, for arguments sake a photon, will 'bend' around the sun doesn't this means that's its turning? and if so one side of the photon would have to be traveleing faster than the other side correct?

ohh ok thanks a lot, i think i was getting confused a bit because i thought it had momentum therefore it had mass lol,now for another question, is it possible for the light to have a rest mass and us not able to measure it? or is the light somehow dissapated as soon as its stops moving?

In response to the last post by Crosson Dr Chinese, So light does indeed have a mass? you refer to frquency so i believe your talking about the wave theory? Is there a uniform meausrement that we can use as the mass of light?

ok thanks that helped clear up a few things, but i didnt say it had a mass lol i asked if it behaved as if it had a mass. any other answers are more than welcome

hey everyone, My names aaron and I am a year 12 student studying physics. We have to learn about both the wave and particle theories of light, and i just have a few questions. I have read that light behaves as if it has a mass, and although we can't actually 'weigh' the light we believe its...