Is Everything in the Universe Made of Mass?

[MaNiFeST]

Random question, but is it true that all information, like brain neurons (ideas), light, radio waves, etc... has a mass?

Basically if anything moves then it transfers energy and must have a mass. So the Universe is ALL mass?

Also, what would "space" be defined as in terms of mass.

 

[Chaos' lil bro Order]

Photons have no mass, they have energy. Light and radio waves are photons. Just because something moves, does not mean it transfers energy. Think of a a Cosmic ray traveling through a vaccum, there is nothing to transfer its energy to.

As for space, a more appropriate term would be energy density.

I like how you are thinking about such topics and I appreciate your creativity.

 

[MaNiFeST]

So what are photons and cosmic rays made up of?

Also if light gets affected by gravity, it must have a mass.
Doesn't light travel for millions of miles then starts to bend because of gravity?

Thanks

 

[mubashirmansoor]

So what are photons and cosmic rays made up of?

Also if light gets affected by gravity, it must have a mass.
Doesn't light travel for millions of miles then starts to bend because of gravity?

Thanks

I personally don't have much information on this topic but here is what I know;

Photons do have a Relativistic Mass when traveling with a speed greater than zero.

But when it comes to waves, they don't need a mass to be effected by the gravity, According to General Relativity of Einstein gravity is curvature in space time which means a geometrical phenomena. As it doesn't involves force, the wave won't need to have a mass.

For the best answers try writing this question in Relativity forum.