If visible light is a wave, does that mean that in between the peaks of the wave there are periods of darkness? Can we see them?
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no. the photons are moving in a spiral, not blinking in and out of existence.
But even if they were its “flickering” at a minimum of 430 terahertz. Your eye cant tell if something is flickering faster than 90 hertz or so (maybe as high as 500 hertz). so you wouldnt notice
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