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Would a wave of light that's stopped be visible? I'd imagine that light can't reflect off of light. And isn't light only visible to us when it enters our eyes?
by everdev 9y ago
Would a wave of light that's stopped be visible?
I'd imagine that light can't reflect off of light. And isn't light only visible to us when it enters our eyes?
- jstanley 9y agoPerhaps you could pass your eye through the light and see a brief flash when you reach it?
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- cjsuk 9y agoNo because that would require some form of energy transfer. To observe the state of the system you have to take energy from it. I suspect your very presence would likely be a big contributor to this not working to start with too. Disclaimer: I am not a physicist; merely an engineer.