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I hope someone hasn't already asked or clarified this - but I can't seem to read thoroughly through all the posts without my head exploding...
Why would the speed of light (particle, wave, waves of particles, or whatever) or any other "thing" that has no mass be affected by the medium it travels through? If the "thing" has no mass to interact with the mass of the medium, what's slowing it down?
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