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Surely (I am not a physicist) one kind of an invisible plane Would be one where all the light that hits it is absorbed - comes into it but does not Reflect off
by lifeisstillgood 3y ago
Surely (I am not a physicist) one kind of an invisible plane
Would be one where all the light that hits it is absorbed - comes into it but does not Reflect off - so the light would be incredibly bright inside.
Or would that be just a hole in the sky?
I mean that would be a radar invisible plane. Would the scattering of the light around the rest of the sky be enough to occlude your “hole” ?
- stavros 3y agoThat's a black hole, yep.
- wolverine876 3y agoA black hole absorbs the light via gravity. Theoretically, couldn't we have a surface so black that nothing reflected?