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Defennder said:
Light does not have restmass, but does it have charge?
Why must charge be attached to mass?
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Light does not have restmass, but does it have charge?
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No, light does not have charge, according to currently accepted theory or any efforts to detect it experimentally.
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ZapperZ said:Where do you find charges "attracted" by mass? An electron is not attracted by a neutron.
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So you mean that the hydrogen and the deuterium lines are the same?
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