Lui starts becoming fascinated with glowing orb (atom) animations/illustrations.
According to science, photons are apparently inter-connected even as they fly through space in opposite directions.
"So how [does photon 1 know that photon 2 is]..".
On the curious nature of waveforms and the importance of circles in our universe.
Photons flying through outer space are flying through something (there is no empty space in our universe). What exactly the media of the universe is is a mystery. How much of empty space is dark matter and what the effects of dark energy are remain mysterious. Do photons fly through outer space which is filled with "electromagnetic jelly"? This remains possibly a very accurate way to describe the mysteriousness of photons flying in outer space.
Do photons have color? Is a "white-light photon" composed of photons of all colors [since visible white light is composed of all the visible colors?].
That would make white visible light a composition of white photons which they themselves are composed of photons of all colors.
Photons in a white-light photon would be moving at ever-so-slightly different speeds. What a concept!
Another question about the mysteriousness of the universe: what happens when two photons collide? Is it even possible?
The mysteriousness of the universe remains obdurately recalcitrant.
Do two colliding photons create a wormhole in the universe? A very interesting point to ponder indeed without any real way to find out (we don't have a microscope which can "see" photons at this level of magnification so we'll likely never know).
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