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FBMBoomer wrote:
Again, what I hear being said here is that radio waves are just lower frequency light waves. Really? Not looking for a flame war, just a simple answer to my question. Yes, radio waves are just lower frequency light waves, and light waves are just higher frequency radio waves. And both have the properties of photons as well as the properties of waves. The important thing to realise is that photons don't have to be linked to light, despite their name, because the light-related name was just a historical accident of how they were discovered. The photons equivalent to lower frequency electromagnetic radiation such as radio waves can't be seen and get to and from antennae even if they are effectively screened from the light. -- Roger Hayter |
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