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All electromagnetic waves moving through a vacuum move at:

All electromagnetic waves moving through a vacuum move at:
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All electromagnetic waves moving through a vacuum move at:

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all electromagnetic waves move through a vacuum at about 3*108 meters a second hope that this helps some if not sorry
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at the speed of light wich is approx 3 x 108 meters/ second
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