Andreas0305

It is lovely to see how a simple question can turn in to a debate with such a strong energy, even tension The power of thought is the strongest power and while everyone could be right, everyone could be wrong as well. So, to try to answer the question: What we can't see, doesn't mean that it is not there (light cant be seen by naked eye traveling across the universe), it is one of the forms of electromagnetic radiation, but the light that we see during the day time is visible to us when reflecting from the smallest particles, like atmospheric elements) and then in space when it reflects from the moon or other celestial bodies, so in vacuum there is nothing to reflect from and this is why we can say that actually we can't see the light traveling, only the source and when it bounces. On the other hand, try to look in a light source (don't do it too long with the sun:)), for a certain period of time your brain will "store" a light and then you can see it without actually seeing it or bouncing from other elements, just a fine imprint. If there wouldn't be light, there wouldn't be writing :), among other things