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Do radio waves occur in photons, as some would claim, or
are photons just a facet of being generated from subatomic actions? For example, assuming that the Big Bang is true, in the short time afterwards, there were no subatomic particles but there would seem to have been a massive outward flux of energy. If radio waves are generated as photons, are they generated in phase, and how much energy is associated with each photon? (Just a couple of off-the-cuff thoughts to provoke seemly and gentlemanly technical discussion) |
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