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mananvpanchal
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I have some basic understanding that:
Sound travels through air medium, and sound is in [pure wave form] (Please, correct [...] if wrong). Sound speed is not affected by its source.
Some heavy object fired by its source. The object doesn't need medium to travel. The object is in [pure particle form] (Please, correct [...] if wrong). The object's speed is affected by its source.
Light is in wave/particle form. Light doesn't need medium to travel. Light speed is not affected by its source.
But, I don't know this.
What about particles? Particles also are in wave/particle form. And they also don't need medium to travel. Is particle speed affected by its source?
Sound travels through air medium, and sound is in [pure wave form] (Please, correct [...] if wrong). Sound speed is not affected by its source.
Some heavy object fired by its source. The object doesn't need medium to travel. The object is in [pure particle form] (Please, correct [...] if wrong). The object's speed is affected by its source.
Light is in wave/particle form. Light doesn't need medium to travel. Light speed is not affected by its source.
But, I don't know this.
What about particles? Particles also are in wave/particle form. And they also don't need medium to travel. Is particle speed affected by its source?
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