>light
>particle AND wave
Light
Austin Wilson
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Ian Rogers
>light
>can be described as both particle AND wave
ftfy
Luke Walker
deBroglie bitch
Luke Hughes
Like I know it works, but I can't help but feel like it's lacking. I don't much like the concept of wave-particle duality, it's too convenient, but I don't know what else could explain it.
Oliver Adams
>every particle
>particle and wave
David Ortiz
Protip: Light isn't a particle OR a wave, it just behaves like them sometimes.
Chase Cook
Localized wave packets are, in essence, particles in that they have definite positions.
Jackson Howard
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Carter Adams
Dope.
Angel Sullivan
Then what is light?
Luis Rivera
Baby don't hurt me.
Andrew Carter
The force carrier for the electromagnetic force, manifested by an excitation of the quantum field. Something like that.
Nicholas Robinson
>Wave
>With no medium
Dominic Wood
maybe it's something special. not a particle and not a wave but something we can't look behind yet.
Leo Gutierrez
Like that's what i'm thinking. Hopefully we can start to look behind it within our lifetimes.
Adrian Turner
Electromagnetic field permeates reality you dullard.
Austin Anderson
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Please ignore me
Brandon Hill
It obviously travels through a luminiferous aether.
Justin Perez
particle and wave are classical models. light is something else entirely. neither model grasps what it is fully.
Evan Parker
>water
>particle and wave
Luke Brooks
>water
>particle AND wave
Tyler Kelly
This is what I get for replying while in catalog.
Levi Morgan
underrated
Brody Fisher
>all things
>particles and waves
you realize everything has a wave-function right? Larger things have a more complicated form from molecular orbitals and it results in a minuscule wavelength but it works for everything.
Juan Perry
>Maxwell don't hurt me, don't hurt me. No more.
John Brooks
forget about light...
what about wifi?
Mason Ortiz
>my general understanding of how water and marbles work must apply to all physics!!1!11!1
Jaxon Allen
You're aware that it's not that a given photon will be both a particle and a wave, yes? And that it's different photons that act as either waves or particles?
It's the same thing with humans. Humans are both dead and alive, but there isn't a given human that is both simultaneously.
Evan Reyes
>Humans are both dead and alive, but there isn't a given human that is both simultaneously.
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Gabriel Gutierrez
>OP
>Retard and Faggot
How is this possible?