Which one is it?
This question has been debated for some time and the answer might surprise you. There is an extremely old experiment called the double silt experiment which will help us shed light 😉 on this extremely old question. The narrator in this video examines this old test in modern society and starts off by asking a lot of common folk what they think light actually is. You might just be surprised to hear some of the answers if you are a science or physics person or maybe you’re not entirely sure yourself, or have just forgotten since physics class. Rest assured, they get to the bottom of it in this clip and it’s really fun. The original scientist was named Thomas Young.
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Both until you Look
Light is a wave form until it is observed and then it collapses into a particle. The double slit experiment is a perfect example of this.
It’s neither.
both, its not like anything else
Wave
Both.
Both, light travels as a wave through the multiverse. As its observed in a universe it’s a particle.
Both.
It will be in whichever state you are looking.
Both if I remember my high school physics.
It’s both
I agree it’s neither. We don’t understand light and we don’t understand gravity.
It depends on the situation. Complementarity Bohr.
Even large matter has waves.
Particle. Photons man
It’s both and was captured being both about a year in a half ago for the first time… Google it
Both at the same time
Particle wave, packet.
You can’t really look at light when it’s moving at c threw space, but when it makes contact with anything, then what it contacted effects it’s form.
Both
It’s a particle wave
Everything is a wave at different speeds and is part of the same thing of one
Neither, it’s another form of energy. Just like radiant heat. Are eyes only let us perceive what we understand and only certain forms of energy. An electric arc is pure uncut energy it’s heat, it’s light, it’s radiation, it’s etc
It has been established for over a century that it is both a particle and a wave. This is 7th grade baby talk science.
I totally disagree with you. 3rd grade. Lol
Well, not in my school district at the time.
Lol
Both.