How can light travel in space if it is (sometimes) a particle and there are no particles in space?

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Duality Light, as I suspect you may know has properties of both a particle and a wave. It is its behavior as a wave that allows it to travel through space. Sources: Naval Nuclear Power Training Command .

No one has yet come close to accurately describing the alleged corporal substance of this ethereal phenomenon, and certainly not without also producing insurmountable paradoxes. Needless to say, the inconsistent descriptions present epistemological problems as well as ontological. Can we actually know anything about sole photons?

Perhaps, even in principle, there occurs a quantum barrier to forever prevent knowledge of them. Or perhaps there exists nothing for us to know about; maybe light does not exist at all between emission and detection! Sources: nobeliefs.com/light.htm .

First of all, light is both a particle and a wave, something that messe with my mind. But who says that there are no particles in space? Space is FULL of particles.

Stars and planets and galaxies, huge clouds of dust, interstellar dust, alot of that floats down to earth. Meteoroids. Cosmic rays.

The only thing about particles and space is that what we think of as "outer space" has a much lower level of particles, less density of particles. Tons of particles concentrated where planets are, not so many where planets aren't. Imagine you're in a stadium shoulder to shoulder with 75 thousand people.

Your question is akin to asking, as you stand there crowded, "How can there be a person in the forest? There a no people in the forest!" You see the forest as devoid of people, but only because from your experience the presence of people always entails a staduim full.

Why did anti-neutrinos cause the time space bubble to collapse prevent voyager to travel 30,000 light years towards home.

Can a hydrogen or atomic oxygen particle escape into space from the exoospheric layer and remain intact...

How does sound travel throgh soil and air in a particle model.

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