can any of you answer this?

[triffid]

I agree that electrons have a wave nature too.Things get fuzzy now.But I still think of light and electrons as being two different things.Photons(light) raises electrons to higher orbits in their electron shells around an atom(when an atom absorbs a photon).When an electron falls to a lower energy shell it emits a photon(light) which can be measured.So light in and then light out.triffid

[Magnerazz]

Under standard model physics light and electricity are different manifestations of the same phenomena. The fundamental unit of light is a defined energy quantity called the Photon. The fundamental unit of electricity is the electron, also a defined energy quantity. The charge density or available energy quantity of the photon and electron are equal to each other. The difference is that the photon is defined as having no mass while the electron as a specifically defined mass. For instance in a solar cell the impact of one photon changes the energy state of an electron in orbit around an atomic nucleus by one quantum charge unit removing it from the atom so it is free to move in a defined circuit path. The relative mass of the two particles is defined by a combination of inherent frequency and energy density. So the photon is at a much higher frequency state than the electron. The mathematics that define this are highly refined under the theories of general and special relativity and quantum dynamics. The well established experimental values that underline all electrical and electronic engineering equations are accurate to approximately 10 decimal places. This picture is however incomplete and inaccurate under some circumstances. For instance photons do have a very small mass because they are subject to gravity. When light passes close to a supermassive object like a star, its path and polarity change.

[redriderno22]

could gravity be magnetism?

big magnet = higher gravity?

[triffid]

Yes the gravity of a star can bend the path of light. How much mass is it said to have?Per photon?triffid

[triffid]

My physics is about 30 years old.I only took one year in college.Second year was way beyond me.
triffid