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Is there an opposite of light?
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Is there an opposite of light?
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Is there an opposite of light?
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Grant Skinner asked the Naked Scientists:
it seems that there is an opposite for most things - matter, anti-matter and so on. Is there such a thing as the opposite of light such as an anti-light or dark-light (rather than just dark)
What do you think?
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Re: Is there an opposite of light?
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As discussed here
http://www.thenakedscientists.com/forum/index.php?topic=65608.0
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Re: Is there an opposite of light?
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mass reflects light, and since a true vacuum is impossible even opposites are part of the same spectrum- in this case mass is the opposite of light on the energy spectrum.
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