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How do we see an object that isn’t luminous?

How do we see an object that isn’t luminous?
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How do we see an object that isn’t luminous?

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Light from a luminous source must hit the object and reflect toward your eyes. This is a big part of the reason why we use a flashlight in the woods at night.
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