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http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/06/100627072458.htm
According to the above article, light was brought to a complete stop during an experiment. What confuses me is that, if light has no mass, and is then manipulated to have no velocity either (which means there is no frequency and hence no energy) then what DOES it have? Does it even exist anymore? I did not understand this part of the article, and I would appreciate it if somebody could explain it to me.
According to the above article, light was brought to a complete stop during an experiment. What confuses me is that, if light has no mass, and is then manipulated to have no velocity either (which means there is no frequency and hence no energy) then what DOES it have? Does it even exist anymore? I did not understand this part of the article, and I would appreciate it if somebody could explain it to me.