Question

Some people think that we can see objects which are not light sources because our eyes give out light, just like a torch. How can you show that the idea is wrong? Briefly explain with details.
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Explanation:

basically is that we all know that we can't see light (like in its photon or electromagnetic wave form) directly when it is traveling past us. However, we also know that the way we see objects is by light reflecting off them. This then means that we are "seeing" the light reflecting from the object which then sends the signal to our brain saying that we are seeing a particular object. We know that both light traveling past us and light reflected from objects are made of photons