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addison8019
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I just saw this question on Yahoo answers, and I said no. But another contributor said yes. Then I looked into it, and I'm still not sure if light will be refracted moving through a point of high pressure into a point of low pressure (in air)?. Would the same apply to a point of high to low temperature in air?. I looked on Wikipedia, but it only gave example of light moving through air and entering a solid, or a liquid. If this question is really simple, sorry but I never did well in science :-). I love physics though, I just discovered it too late!. Thanks
Also, does light use air as a medium?. I'd say no, which would mean the answer to the question above is no also surely?. If light can be affected by Magnetism/Gravity, then so should Sound also?. Any answers would be much appreciated, I am in awe and eternally jealous of those who can contribute constructively and intelligently on a site like this :-)
Also, does light use air as a medium?. I'd say no, which would mean the answer to the question above is no also surely?. If light can be affected by Magnetism/Gravity, then so should Sound also?. Any answers would be much appreciated, I am in awe and eternally jealous of those who can contribute constructively and intelligently on a site like this :-)