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Light bumps into matter

Nick wrote:
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Scattering isn't bouncing my friend.
Its something else.

Hang on, I thought _you_ were the one that first mentioned the 'bounce' word
.

As a question my friend.

I don't think they actually touch because they would merge.
But I am talking about when matter CAN'T ABSORB the light.

I think scattering is all in the field.

And there are times when light is not absorbed or scattered or bounced
at all. It just goes *on*.

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