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30-06-2016
Physics

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Light travels

Aabout 300,000 km/s.
Bfaster than anything we know of.
Cthe same speed as other types of electromagnetic radiation.
Dall of these describe how light travels.

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30-06-2016

Yep. 'a', 'b', and 'c' are all accurate.

Actually, 'b' doesn't go far enough. Light is not only "faster than
anything else we know of", we now know that it's impossible for
anything with mass to ever hit that speed, so we can just quit looking.

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