What is the mass of a photon?
Correct answer: It doesn't have mass

Novel
Very interesting 🤔

Ethan
A photon is a light particle and light doesn't have mass

Tom
it is not entirely correct.
we identify mass and energy as equivalent. We cannot measure the mass, but E=hv, v= frequency, E= mc^2.
So a photon acts as if it has a mass of m=hv/c^2
That's how we treat it in physics.

BlackPope
Cartrell Holt, I wonder too,my personal opinion is many researchers and schoolers have debated such topic before the likes Terence Howard trying to show the world how this calculations,numbers,theories & studies have been misleading. Take an example of sunglasses to prevent UV light from the sun, apparently black Africans need it more than any other race & I'm not trying to be racist but truth is blacks are not taught this things.

Byrde Alpha Bitch
Tom, Thanks for the clarification.

Redacted
Ethan, Thank you!

Di La
Cartrell Holt, Go it

Cartrell Holt
Trick question 🙋 so how many got it right I wonder?

victeh
Is it alive that it does not have mass just like everyone else.I still no and I am just 11.

Player #98121995
how am I supposed to know that I'm only 12 years old dude

Player #31753367
Knew I should have payed attention to Young Sheldon 😊