In what medium does light (photon) travel?
We know that light is a wave but does it require a medium to propagate.If yes then what is that medium.
Waves travelling through a solid medium are which waves? Do magnetic waves need a medium to propagate? How are visible light waves produced? How do mediums work? If light has particle nature then can we store light in container which is 100% reflective and open it in a dark room to release it? What type of waves are light waves? Could light be directed into a reflective chamber to be amplified or stored, as a potential source of energy? Can we see light? Are mediums real or not? Can sound waves vibrate light waves? Can we see light, or do we see objects that reflect light? What are the common sources of light? A wave with a long wavelength has a relatively? If light is made of particles, how does it pass through glass? What creates waves? What is the light reflection? Are mediums real? What objects reflect light? Why does the speed of light vary between different mediums? Does diffuse reflection obey the law of reflection? What creates a wave? Why does light posses a dual nature of both wave and particle only and nothing else? If light is said to have photon particles, then how come those particles can pass through solid glass but not through a wall? Why dispersion of light do not occur in vaccum or air medium? What is this light? Is it the dark matter that waves in terms of wave-particle duality? Can a single photon behave as a wave. If yes, how? Refraction of light is an example of which property of photons? Why does light show the particle and wave both nature? Could light be refracted into a loop, to be amplified or stored as a source of potential energy?