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Can a body be luminous at some point of time and non-luminous at others?

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Question:

Can a body be luminous at some point of time and non-luminous at others?

Answer:

Light is a combination of electrical and magnetic energy which can pàss through transparent and translucent objects. The objects which do not have its own light is known as non-luminous objects.

Examples of luminous objects are:

the sun

flame in a lamp

tube light

electric bulb

Examples of non-luminous objects are:

the earth

moon

a piece of cloth

coal

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