What would the properties of an infinitely long wavelength of light be? And what about a wavelength of light that is infinitely short? What would that look like?
edit: light as in electromagnetic waves, not visible light. Sorry if it was not very clear
It’s mass OR energy.
Light, even though massless will still bend (and be affected by distorted) spacetime because it has energy in form of momentum. (See: gravitational lensing).
It is affected by gravity. But does it have gravitational pull? The thing about black holes is that they have a lot gravitational pull.
I’m asking because I honestly don’t know.
They do indeed. It’s totally minuscule of course.
Everything that has energy deforms spacetime and spacetime affects how anything with energy moves.