Science, asked by vssorekar, 9 months ago

Why light can't pass through light.
this question is from matter is around us pure​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Since light itself does not have electric charge, one photon cannot directly interact with another photon. Instead, they just pass right through each other without being affected.

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Answered by ranjitabokaro1115
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