Can sound waves vibrate light waves?

Yes, though usually not in any signficant way. When physicists want to modulate light with just a few MHz they usually choose to use an Acoustic Optical Modulator, or AOM. These devices use piezocrystals, which are crystals that give a potential difference after a difference in pressure. read more

Well, sound waves and light waves are both frequencies. They both vibrate at a certain pace allowing you to hear or see either frequency at its rate of travel. Both are energy, one researched highly more though. read more

Sound waves are vibrations of the stuff they are moving through. There are no things moving through the stuff (air, water, stone, etc.) the sound is actually the vibration. So sound waves can't for example move through a vacuum since there is no stuff in there to vibrate and transmit the sound. read more

Waves can carry a little energy or a lot. They can be short or long. They can be rare or frequent. They can travel fast or slow. Sound waves, light waves, X-rays, microwaves, and ocean waves are but a few examples. All waves, however, share certain basic characteristics. All waves have amplitude, wavelength, and frequency. read more