The Invisible Waves of Light

Your eyes are actually detecting ripples in an invisible electromagnetic field every single

second. Physics proves that light behaves exactly like water waves, meaning it can bend

around corners and even delete itself through interference if the waves crash together wrong.

That is how we know it is a wave and not just particles. When you look through a lens,

you are watching light literally hit the brakes and slow down to bend the image.

The wildest part is that visible light is just a tiny slice of the spectrum,

so you are constantly bathed in colors and waves that you will never be able to see.