The light which makes the plants grow and which gives us warmth has the double characteristics of waves and particles, and is found to exist ultimately of photons. Having carried the analysis of the universe as far as we are able, there thus remains the proton, the electron, and the photon—these three. And, one is tempted to add, the greatest of these is the photon, for it is the life of the atom.

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