Biology, asked by somachakraborty10122, 16 days ago

Can humans ever directly see a photon?

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Answered by dhyaneekiri03

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The human eye is capable of detecting a single photon, the smallest unit of light, according to a new study. Your eyes may be more sensitive than you ever thought possible.

Answered by namrathakadamkod0

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Depends on the type. If photons are more powerful and form ultraviolet rays then we can't see.

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Can humans ever directly see a photon?