Why does light show the particle and wave both nature?
Why does light posses a dual nature of both wave and particle only and nothing else?
Is wave-particle duality an illusion? Is this a better explanation for Wave-Particle Duality? Is it the dark matter that waves in terms of wave-particle duality? Can a single photon behave as a wave. If yes, how? Is dark matter as a sea of massive photons which are what waves in wave-particle duality more correct than the notion of WIMPs? How does one single photon behave as both a particle and a wave, or always as a particle? Why is the wave-particle duality contradictory? What is wave-particle duality? Why the electrons and nucleons are not visible? Does it related to wavelength of the light? And if Yes How? How is wave-particle duality demonstrated? Do photons interact with other photons? What is the wave in wave-particle duality? Why do physicists make no distinction between sunlight, daylight, electric light, and light rays? Why are these considered to be the same phenomenon? What is "wave-particle" duality? Why is light affected by gravity if photons are massless? What are photons? Can light exist without a source? Is light matter or non-matter? Is light the same as ray? If not, what are the differences between light and ray? Would the colors of light separate out, if a light source in any medium other than vacuum, streams a beam of light through the medium to infinity? Can light still exist without the source? How different are photons compared to an atom? If light is made of particles, how does it pass through glass? What is the difference between a photon and a quantum? Refraction of light is an example of which property of photons? How are light sails propelled by light, if photons have no mass? If light is said to have photon particles, then how come those particles can pass through solid glass but not through a wall? Is a UV light the same as a black light? Where do photons appear from when mass and energy are combined? What exactly is light made of?