Since when was it proven that light is made of strictly photons and since when did they have a registerable mass (that is if their mass even exists). Who answered the "Light: particle or wave" question?
He get's credit because he was understood. Or, I may not have read your post because others had arrived, or you posted when I was not online for a week or so! Well, thanks anyway. Regards, J.
You're barely speaking English, but I'll try to respond. First of all, the term cross anihilation has no meaning that I know of in science, but perhaps you mean destructive interference. Both the existence of destructive interference and the sinusoidal nature of the fields prove only the wave nature of light, not that it has mass. You have no experience with nor knowledge of Physics and, additionally, lack the integrity to simply admit it. Off topic, childish, and irrelevant. What? Mass is defined in every high school Physics book in the world, so why should I cut and paste in a definition anyone could find in ten seconds? If you don't know what mass is, then you certainly shouldn't be declaring accepted science to be false. Theories in Physics are never revised by people who know nothing about them. Now, one subject I know nothing at all about is medicine. Yet there is nothing to actually stop me from posting gibberish on medical sites and telling the doctors that they're ignorant fools, but we all know how much value that would have.
Brandon You have no experience with nor knowledge of Physics and, additionally, lack the integrity to simply admit it. Welcome. I see you've met one of our 'gimcracks' and have come to the same conclusions. Have fun.
