Light+Passes+Through...

"Is it true that completely no light can pass through opaque objects? ~Ming Yang"

:: i Light :::

Hi Ming Yang, I found one website about light. Here's a quote:

Simply to put it, these objects do not allow light to pass through. Instead, they absorb some of the light that is cast on them. All the light you see is thus refected by the object's surface. Wood, paper and many more are examples of such objects.

P.S. To learn more about light you can visit the same website. Here's a link to the home page: :: i Light ::: (Home Page)

=Discussion = Anyone up for discussion? :)

-Actually paper are more or less translucent. You can see through it. user:amanda_4vic Kind of user:EX_IanTung ... user:amanda_4vic -But during exams better to write that paper is opaque but tracing paper is translucent. user:LohSuJean-Ex -If the paper is thick, like construction paper, you will consider it is opaque. If the paper is thin, like tissue paper or tracing paper, you will consider it as translucent. user:EX_MingYang