LIGHT

LIGHT & THE HUMAN EYE:

To understand how visible light can pass through some materials, we can think of the atoms in that material containing electrons with different energy levels. When the energy level of a certain electron in the atom is the same as the energy level of the light going through it, the light is absorbed & its energy is converted into heat.

Wood for example has electrons that are arranged in such a way that their energy is the same as the energy of visible light. For this reason wood absorbs visible light.

Clear glass does not have as many electrons with energy levels that absorb visible light. However, it does absorb frequencies slightly higher than visible light (ultraviolet) & slightly below visible light (infrared).

If you add certain materials to the glass you can change the energy levels of the electrons in the glass. For example, adding "Copper" will cause the glass to absorb light in the red end of the visible spectrum so that the light passing through will tend to look blue. Adding "Chromium" to the glass will cause it to absorb both red & blue energies of light. When you look through the glass, objects will appear green since it is mostly the green light that is passing through.

Light is a form of electro-magnetic wave energy. Light waves of different colors have different frequencies (energy levels), & they are only a small portion of the entire spectrum of electro-magnetic frequencies. Some electro-magnetic wave frequencies are higher than the frequencies of light & we can’t see them...like X-rays. Some are too low for us to see...like radio waves.

Please don't confuse the understanding of "frequency" & assume that it pertains to higher "spirit" dimensions, because it doesnt. That idea is not science fact, its science fiction.

The complexity of this system allows us to see those things we need to see, like solid objects that our bodies cannot pass through. It also allows our vision not to be blocked by things that we can pass through, like the air or water. - anon author from his study of Kemetic Science