What happens to a beam of light?
Suppose I am holding a torch and pointing towards a distant object, but I am not able to notice any glow, what happens to the light beam in this case. Whether it gets dissipated or just vanishes?
Explain your answer in at least 50 words. Give proper reason.
50 points.
Do give proper explanation.
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Ahoy !
I think its happens due to low intensity of that torch you holding . If you have torch of high intensity it go more far .
As we turn on the flash light the ... The light observe due to scattering of the particles by air molecules and dust particles . it get disappear after some distance due a factor of power of distance .
Because How far light travels is limited by how long it travels . As distance also increasing speed limit actually get conquered indirectly by underlying distance .
May it helps you ^ _ ^
I think its happens due to low intensity of that torch you holding . If you have torch of high intensity it go more far .
As we turn on the flash light the ... The light observe due to scattering of the particles by air molecules and dust particles . it get disappear after some distance due a factor of power of distance .
Because How far light travels is limited by how long it travels . As distance also increasing speed limit actually get conquered indirectly by underlying distance .
May it helps you ^ _ ^
Anonymous:
thanks
but what about the light what happens to it
It just disappears in space
its start disapperaring as the distance and the another interacting particles increases
Wiw , nice explanation , dud
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Ohh its very simple because the lite is not attracted with the object and it is because of low intensity of torch and the torch desnote have the power to hold on the object have u taken
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