Why does light show the particle and wave both nature?
Why does light have a dual nature?
Is light made up only of photons? Why do insects like light? Can light exist without a source? Why do most species have two eyes? Why do physicists make no distinction between sunlight, daylight, electric light, and light rays? Why are these considered to be the same phenomenon? Is light matter or non-matter? Why can't we see the light? What exactly is light made of? What is light made of? Why the electrons and nucleons are not visible? Does it related to wavelength of the light? And if Yes How? Can light still exist without the source? What are the common sources of light? Can we see light? What are light made of? What objects reflect light? How did eyes evolve for organisms and why we are capable to see light of limited wavelengths (400-700) only? Why can't two independent monochromatic sources of light produce a sustained interference pattern? Refraction of light is an example of which property of photons? Why the insects attracted to light? Why are some insects attracted to light? What is light made up of? What is the light reflection? Is a UV light the same as a black light? Does the electron have a dual nature? Is there a lens that can make light rays parallel no matter the position of the light source? Why is interference not possible by two independent sources of light? If you have two photons with equal wavelengths and one has a bigger amplitude, what would that mean, would the photon have more energy? If matter cannot be created, what is light? Why is light affected by gravity if photons are massless? Light needs a medium to travel, so how does sunlight come from space?