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| Light bulbs are not actually "light bulbs" but dark absorbers. When you turn them on, they suc,k the dark out of the room. You can prove this by holding your hand under a "light bulb". The dark will stack up under your hand where its path to the absorber is blocked by your hand. When they quit working and turn a dark color, it's not because they burnt out, it's because they're full.
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So close. Actually, the light bulbs don't suck darkness, but, when turned on, allow your eyes to suck the electricity out. When you put your hand over it, you can still see light to the sides because your eyes are a powerful vacuum, pulling the light around most obstacles. THE UNITED STATES / APR 21, 2008 11:40 AM EST |
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An interesting hypothesis. But you are still an idio t / JAN 16, 2006 2:45 PM EST |
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No. Darkness is nothing. There are no photons. THE UNITED KINGDOM / JAN 16, 2006 2:43 PM EST |
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I knew this THE NETHERLANDS / JAN 16, 2006 2:41 PM EST |
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Do you know how to make a Cootie Catcher too? THE UNITED STATES / JAN 16, 2006 2:39 PM EST |