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Rob Lewis
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We're told that all electromagnetic radiation consists of photons. But you never hear them mentioned when discussing low-frequency radio waves. Why not? I get that, due to the low frequencies, the energy of each individual photon would be very small, so there must be lots and lots of them flying around, no? Are they launched in vast waves from transmitting antennas? Is it possible to detect individual photons from, say, a broadcast FM transmitter? Any discussion/clarification/illumination (pun intended) would be appreciated.