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i'm still wondering,
i know a bit of quantum mechanics and general relativity. well... very very little, if photon is a particle, it must be "something" right? i mean, something that exist in this space and time. why is "something" that "exist" don't have a mass? what is it consist of? or something that really small is different with something big like table? or is photon just a wave that going through space and time? but if it is just a wave, how does it come through vacuum space? please help me, I've done browsing but i got nothing. i am still at high school and the farthest thing i got is classical physics and really excited to modern one but too dumb-_-. and i am new here. thank you
i know a bit of quantum mechanics and general relativity. well... very very little, if photon is a particle, it must be "something" right? i mean, something that exist in this space and time. why is "something" that "exist" don't have a mass? what is it consist of? or something that really small is different with something big like table? or is photon just a wave that going through space and time? but if it is just a wave, how does it come through vacuum space? please help me, I've done browsing but i got nothing. i am still at high school and the farthest thing i got is classical physics and really excited to modern one but too dumb-_-. and i am new here. thank you