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Holly Turner
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7 September, 11:13
Do all waves need material to travel through?
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Nickolas
7 September, 11:42
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No, things like electromagnetic waves do not. They travel by radiation, which does not need a medium. For example: Light from the sun travels through space, even though space is a vacuum.
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