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Light movement basics

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Light movement basics

by Mona Hikl
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Light travels fastest in vacuum, about 299,792 km/s.

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Light requires a medium to propagate and cannot travel in a vacuum.

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Some materials absorb light, converting it to heat or other energy.

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In air, light slows down drastically compared to in glass.

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Light can be reflected when it hits a surface, changing direction.

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Light's frequency changes when it passes from air to water.

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Photons have rest mass.

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When light enters a different medium, its speed changes, causing refraction.

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Light typically moves in straight lines through a uniform medium.

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Light cannot be reflected; it only travels forward.

 
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