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Does light have a shadow?
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Does light have a shadow?

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Answer:

No

Step-by-step explanation:

Actually it the complete opposite. A shadow is an absence (or decrease of) of light because an object blocking its path.

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Answer:

light itself doesn't have a shadow

Step-by-step explanation:

light emits light to where things around the light may create the shadows

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