i think its both, and it has to be simultaneousPutzwapputzen
What if it were possible to show it as a wave in one experiment, possible to show it as a particle in another experiment, and impossible to show it as both in a single experiment?
IMO, it's neither; it's something that presents aspects of each depending on the particular measurement, but that just suggests it's something quantum and weird that has no macroscale analogue
I think that light is both (although I voted wave) primarily because of the fact that light is what makes up the electromagnetic spectrum (moving from x-rays and infra-red, to visible light). All electromagnetic waves move at the speed of light due to the fact that an electromagnetic wave is light.It is also a particle as light is primarily made up of photons, (a la Photon Torpedo fromStar Trek for all you nerds out there) and photons are particles, albeit with a negliable mass.
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