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San K
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Charlatanza said:Now at night we get refractions from the moon or other stars shining through. At a given distance the light still comes through, but, in the deepest darkest cellars and dungeons you cannot see a thing, so, light does not let some of itself penetrate solid matter, but the gamma rays go right through, you can check the wiki pedia for verification.
So, light just carries on...
Does it carry on forever? Well being made of energy, and we know that energy has limits to it's 'output', we can safely say that light does 'collapse'.
the "collapse" you are talking about it is different from wavefunction collapse.
to answer your question, even gamma rays will convert into some kind of energy...however to continue with your logic ...you could say that... energy keeps converting into different kinds of energy and is not destroyed (or in rare cases converts back to matter)...and often ends up as change in entropy of some system it happens to interact with...which again could be argued as different kind of energy...