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I need to know why light has no mass
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Answered by
Misty
The first point to make is that while photons (little packets of light energy) do not have mass, they do have momentum, and a change in momentum yields a force, so in actual fact light is able to physically interact with matter.Dec 26, 2013
Answered by
Reed
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Answered by
Reed
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Answered by
Reed
No, that's not right! That's from another question. Here's what I meant for you:
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