Components of Darkness: What Forms the Dark?

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sun.there

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Dec 28, 2012

Hi friends. Many a times i have gazed "What is darkness?" Can anyone tell the components of a darkness? In other words, what forms the darkness? Is that the absence of light? Absence of Particles? Help me out guys

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Dec 28, 2012

sun.there said:

Is that the absence of light?

That's what we usually mean by 'darkness'.

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