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Are the Sun's rays like mechanical or electromagnetic waves
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Are the Sun's rays like mechanical or electromagnetic waves

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They are electromagnetic waves.
User Vintnes
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If the sun generates any mechanical waves, none of them
have ever reached us, because only electromagnetic waves
can travel through empty space.
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