Environmental Sciences, asked by larrygamer90, 7 months ago

How do we see non-luminous objects?

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Answered by shalini6884

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Answer:

we can see non - luminous object, when light is reflected from the object towards our eyes.

Answered by cooperalexa603

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Explanation:

When light falls on a non-luminous object, it reflects light in different directions. When this light reaches our eye, we are able to see the object.

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