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Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar)
wave-like properties. Particles such as the electron and proton al-
so had wavelengths. In other words, inside the atom—which ma-
terialism described as absolute matter—there were non-material
energy waves, contrary to materialist belief. Just like light, these
minute particles inside the atom behaved like waves at times, and
exhibited the properties of particles at others. Contrary to materi-
alist expectations, the “absolute matter” in the atom could be de-
tected at certain times, but disappeared at others.
This major discovery showed that what we imagine to be the
real world were in fact shadows. Matter had completely departed
from the realm of physics and was headed in the direction of meta-
physics. 10
The physicist Richard Feynman described this interesting fact
Max Planck proposed “quantum theory” in the early 20th century, announcing that
light had both wave-like and particle-like properties.
Hot objects, such
as the filament of
a lightbulb, give
out light.
Light sometimes
Light sometimes behaves as a stream
behaves as a wave. of particles.
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