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Light Hypothesis
Light is a mysterious phenomenon. Tests to determine what exactly light
is have resulted in two contradictory interpretations which both seem to be
true. Thus, light is a paradox.
These two discoveries about the nature of light are that it exists in particle
form and yet also acts as a wave.
The particle theory says that light particles, called photons, flow from a
source and then are either reflected or absorbed by a receiving surface. The
wave theory says that light vibrates in some material substance, just as sound
waves vibrate in the air.
However, the puzzle here may not be light itself, but rather the photon
particle.
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The universe is filled with stars, which are constantly radiating super-hot
subatomic particles. As these particles sail throughout the vastness of empty
space, they cool down and become dormant. After fifteen billion years of
such activity by billions (if not trillions) of stars, the universe must now be
permeated with these dormant, virtually invisible particles. Perhaps this is the
key to understanding light, as well as wave activity.
If this is the case, then what science believes to be photon particles may in
fact be these formerly dormant particles vibrated to the point of light in a
chain reaction wave sequence. The vibration of which emanates from the
light source.
These dormant particles may also be the elusive "dark matter" that science
has been theorizing about for decades.
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