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Can an invisible person see? Please explain for me. Thanks
There would have to be a time delay between absorption and re-emission. In principle, this delay could be detected and so, arguably, the subject would not be truly invisible.Orefa said:My first thought was also to say that the invisible person could not see since all incident light would go right through. But this transparency is a static method of being invisible. And since we are speaking of rather improbably conditions here, how about a dynamic method of being invisible instead? Light is indeed absorbed by the invisible body so the subject can see, but then it is dynamically re-emitted on the other side the same way it came in. This subject could be invisible but still able to see because it actually processes all incident light.
Invisible people, by definition, cannot be seen by the naked eye. However, there is no scientific evidence to suggest that invisible people have any kind of supernatural ability to see beyond what is normally visible to humans. So, in short, no, invisible people cannot actually see.
Invisible people are often a concept found in science fiction and fantasy, where they are portrayed as having the ability to become invisible through some kind of advanced technology or supernatural power. In reality, there is no scientific evidence to support the existence of invisible people.
As mentioned before, invisible people do not possess any supernatural abilities. Therefore, they cannot see in the dark any better than a regular person. However, they may have access to technology that allows them to see in the dark, just like any other person could.
Invisible people do not exist in the real world, but there are instances where people can appear to be invisible. For example, in certain environments, such as underwater or in a thick fog, a person may be difficult to see. However, this is not true invisibility and is simply due to environmental factors.
Scientists do not believe that invisible people exist in the way they are portrayed in fiction. The concept of invisible people is often used as a plot device or a way to explore ideas about perception and reality. In reality, it is not possible for a person to become completely invisible to the naked eye.