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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?

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Answered by vivekbt42kvboy

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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. ... While the idea of seeing invisible things can be very exciting, their visibility would create too many problems.

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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?