Light
is a particle, light is a wave? Light is both;
it
is neither. Light is a mystery. Photons (from
Greek
φως,
meaning light), in many atomic models in physics,
are
particles which transmit light. In other words, light
is
carried over space by photons.
Photon is
an elementary
particle
that is its own antiparticle. Quantum
physics tries
to
explain the unseen elements of that which is seen everyday.
Photon Definition:
A photon
is
a discrete packet of energy
associated
with electromagnetic radiation (light). A photon
has
energy E which is proportional to the frequency ν of the
radiation:
E = hν, where h is Planck's constant. Also Known
As:
quantum, quanta (plural). Got
it? Of course you don’t.
If
some properties
of the when, where, why and
how
of photons
and
light baffled Einstein and other genius
mathematicians
and
scientists,
how in hell are commoners
such as you and I
suppose
to comprehend? Many
of us who have a basic grasp
of
light’s elemental
properties know that
it travels at the speed
of
186,000 miles per second, the maximum speed allowed
by
the
laws of
physics in our 3-dimensional universal community.
Enough
of the highfalutin calculations. Lets stick with the basics:
By
the light of day and night, in layman terms it's plain to see that
Trump
is a dad-blamed
idiot. Class dismissed.
-30-
Chris
Hanch 4-7-2020
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