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How does a flashlight create motion (not from google please, or at least change a lil bit) (Science)
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How does a flashlight create motion

(not from google please, or at least change a lil bit)
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The shadows from the flashlight create new motions that weren’t there with the flashlight
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Electricity in the flashlight is moved through wires to a bunch of different places. Then it can change forms. When in a flashlight the electrical energy will become light energy and thermal energy inside bulb.

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