Question

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1. Would you like to become invisible? What advantages and
disadvantages do you foresee, if you did?
2. Are there forces around us that are invisible, for example,
magnetism? Are there aspects of matter that are 'invisible' or not
visible to the naked eye? What would the world be like if you could
see such forces or such aspects of matter?
3. What makes glass or water transparent (what is the scientific
explanation for this)? Do you think it would be scientifically possible
for a man to become invisible, or transparent? (Keep in mind that
writers of science fiction have often turned out to be prophetic in
their imagination!)
Plz answer me as soon as possible​

Answer 1

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Magnetic forces and electrostatic forces are examples of invisible forces. The atoms and molecules in a matter are so small that they are not visible to the naked eye. Similarly, heat energy is invisible. Similarly, the sound is invisible to us. While the idea of seeing invisible things can be very exciting, their visibility would create too many problems. For example, if we are able to see all the sounds around us, that would be too irritating for us.

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