is light made up of atoms and elements?

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mrnood · Answer

where did you get this question? is it set in a test? or is it your general curiosity?

It seems to not be related to any sensible course of study, so I'd lik eoyu to explain what viewpoint you are asking this from?

anonymous · Answer

light is made up of the positive charged particles called protons

ksaimouli · Answer

In addition to what  @sikinder it exhibits both characteristics of a wave and particles. This property is called wave-durability

michele_laino · Answer

Light is quantized in finite elements called photons. Each photon carries an amount of energy equals to h*f, where h is the Planck constant, and f is the frequency of your light ray

anonymous · Answer

@sikinder I hope you meant photons not protons :P

anonymous · Answer

@sikinder photons are not charged

ksaimouli · Answer

lol @diracdelta I didn't notice the typo

mrnood · Answer

Light is considered to be 'packets' of energy known as photons. Under differing circumstances these can exhibit the characteristics of particles OR waves and cannot definitively said to be either.

@ksaimouili
It is known as wave-particle DUALITY, not durability.