If the laser were powerful enough it would move the smoke particles, like little tiny solar sails.1. If light is photon particle, why is the strongest laser beam cannot bend a flame or move smoke?
Because photons do not have a charge.2. If light is em wave, why is laser beam not bending by strongest em fields?
Correct.The laser is strong enough to cut steel plate, yet not able to bend a flame or move smoke?
A photon does not 'carry' an EM wave. A photon is an EM wave.If photon has no charge, how it carries em waves?
Correct.
A photon does not 'carry' an EM wave. A photon is an EM wave.
It seems this is just all a bit to difficult for you to puzzle out. Sorry...
Why do you think it should?Why is particle beam/laser able to cut steel not able to move smoke?
Why do you think it should?
You not even have a good grammar.If a particle beam able to cut steel, it should be able to move smoke and bend flame easily, it should be able to produce strong air flow.
You blow a little air to kill the candle flame but you can never blow air to cut steel, am I have a point?
Have you ever heard of a magnifying glass?Laser is photon particle beam, those photons have momentum, able to cut through steel plate, but why not able to even move smoke particles or bend a flame?
Isn't flame atoms should absorb photons momentum and move at photons direction?
How could a laser produce a strong air flow?If a particle beam able to cut steel, it should be able to move smoke and bend flame easily, it should be able to produce strong air flow.
No.You blow a little air to kill the candle flame but you can never blow air to cut steel, am I have a point?
How do you think a laser could be able to move smoke particles or bend a flame?Laser is photon particle beam, those photons have momentum, able to cut through steel plate, but why not able to even move smoke particles or bend a flame?
I don't see how that could happen. Why do you think that should happen?Isn't flame atoms should absorb photons momentum and move at photons direction?
Why do you insist on asking the same questions over and over with out ever discussing or acknowledging the answers you are given? What is the answer.Why is particle beam/laser able to cut steel not able to move smoke? What the answer?
Because a photon can act like a particle.If a photon is an em wave, how em wave knock out electron in photoelectric effect?
No.Like sound waves knock out dust from the wall?
http://www.explainthatstuff.com/antennas.htmlHow radio wave/photon hit antenna and produce current?
The photons hit electrons in the antenna, so electrons change energy level and produce current?
Or the photon transfer momentum/energy to electrons to produce current?
"am I have a point"? Jeez.If a particle beam able to cut steel, it should be able to move smoke and bend flame easily, it should be able to produce strong air flow.
You blow a little air to kill the candle flame but you can never blow air to cut steel, am I have a point?