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Light is electromagnetic energy, which travels in waves. however, it also has Mass, which gives it the characteristics of a partical.
This question may not be answered in our lifetime, but one of the current theories is that light is its own entity (photon).
long drawn out physics discussion ensues, so I'll cut myself short :P
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Light, is it a wave or particle?
So whats light a wave or a particle?