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KevinMWHM
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A source of light is generating photons outwards from itself in all directions. At some point, wouldn't the photons become spaced apart enough to create gaps (I'm thinking of a bicycle rim where the spokes represent the photons moving away from the center of the rim representing the light source)? At which point, 2 observers, equal distance from the light source but at different angles, would not see the same light source?
I understand that I'm comparing a beam of light using an example of an object with mass, but I can't think of a better way to explain it.
I understand that I'm comparing a beam of light using an example of an object with mass, but I can't think of a better way to explain it.