Through which material can light waves travel but sound waves cannot travel? Air Metal Vacuum Water

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mixas84 [53]3 years ago

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Light waves manage to travel through vacuum, but sound cannot.

Vacuum originates when space doesn't contain nor air nor gas - when it's literally empty. Since there isn't anything in a vacuum, light can travel through it, but since sound depends on matter, such as air, to vibrate it cannot travel trough vacuu.

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