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In sub atomic level particles like photons, anti-neutrino are considered to have only energy they have very negligible( assumed to be zero in calculations) in the macroscopic level no particle can exist without mass or volume, they can negligible or zero density but unless in free fall at 9.8 m/s(virtual mass loss) no object can have zero mass

------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------------------ light has no resting mass, only energy.

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(this answer is incorrect)1. electromagnetic wave

2.sound

3.vaccum aka space

4.force

5.senses (a type of information transferred through electrons, which have mass and volume)

6.time (I would intuitively believe that he means things in our universe, and time is a direction in the fourth dimension, outside our universe)

7.reflection (I don't believe that he was asking for processes, like reflection, otherwise this list would be easy to populate)

8.thought (a type of information transferred through electrons, which have mass and volume)

9.shadow (space is absent of matter, but it itself is a thing, while shadow is absent of light but has nothing observable on its own)

10.light (a form of electromagnetic wave)

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objects that don't have matter are gravity ,light,thought and objects that don't have matter are things you can't see or that you can't touch

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Objects without mass or volume cannot be physically touched. Some things without mass or volume are shadows, waves, energy, light, sound, photons and gases.

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The photon and the neutrino are the only ones that I know of. They're particles, but particles are objects too (sort of).

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Like all liquids, water does not have a definite shape or volume.

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A good Sunday morning.

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light,shadows and reflections

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shadow

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Photons

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