Does energy have mass and take up space?

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8 0

Energy does not have a mass to take up space... because........let's say you shine a light into space the volume of the light beam is zero... And say you shine a torch by a black hole what would happen is gravity would pull the light due to gravity...so NO energy does not have have a mass and take up space....hope it helped

Karolina [17]2 years ago

5 0

No its not true energy does have mass and take up space , that is matter so the real answer is matter

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