Light speed and time

Light : Light is neither a wave nor a particle

It is not a wave because if it is a wave it cannot pass through vacuum.
Have a transparent capsule of vacuumed glass chamber and shine light through
it ; it passes because it is not a wave.

It is not a particle in the sense how a particle is understood to be.

If it was a particle why does a prism splits it into colors.
In any case in that case all photons cannot be equal and therefore it is not
any unit of light as it has variants.

Light is something really we don't know what it is.

Let us find it !

What causes it to take the shortest path to somewhere is to be determined.
It appears to emanate from the source as if it is expelled and repelled by
some force at a certain speed. It is certainly a form of energy. Put a
bushel over a light source and you don't see the emanating light. It just
gets absorbed and digested by the enclosing walls.

So, certainly light cannot continue forever and will get consumed enroute.

Researcher

"ben carr" wrote in message
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I have no idea what light actually is. Is it a particle? Is it a wave?
Maybe with its speed being so great its neither or both. I have an
addendum to my original post, another question. Is it possible that
light goes so fast that is travels through time itself? Not like a time
machine, but more like in an instant its here?




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