Are light and darkness opposites?

Darkness, the direct opposite of lightness, is defined as a lack of illumination, an absence of visible light, or a surface that absorbs light, such as black or brown. Referring to a time of day, complete darkness occurs when the Sun is more than 18° below the horizon, without the effects of twilight on the night sky.

Is light the same as darkness?

Light exists in many wavelengths we cannot see, but those wavelengths do not constitute ‘darkness’. Something that appears dark in visible light might be giving off light in a wavelength we cannot see. True darkness is the absence of all light, it cannot be transmitted or otherwise moved.

What is the true opposite of light?

The opposite of light is anti-light. Since light is made up of photons, anti-light is made up of anti-photons.

Is there an opposite to everything in the universe?

The law is: everything exists with it’s equal and opposite. In physics, its Newton’s 3rd law. In spirituality it’s yen and yang. In the practical world it’s male and female, hot and cold, and in the universe it’s matter and anti-matter.

How many things exist in the world?

This study says 1 trillion.

Is darkness a real thing?

Since darkness doesn’t actually exist, it cannot move and therefore cannot have a speed. However, since the level of illumination of a given area cannot change at a different rate than the speed of light, you could also equate it as having the speed of light, though less correctly.

Is there real darkness?

Darkness does not exist, there is only an absence of Light. Though these two facts may be true, our perception of the cold and darkness can be debilitating. But, we humans can withstand extreme cold with proper clothing and the belief of never ending darkness if we have hope that the sun will rise.

What do you call the individual who live in earth?

Earthling is a term for an inhabitant of the planet Earth, often used in the context of Earth in science fiction.