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by Daniel Howitt (Author)
The black of "darkness" that we see is light: "Black light." If there was no black light in "darkness," we would be blind, despite having the capacity to see. The implications for our understanding of the universe are immense.
Author Biography
DANIEL HOWITT is an independent scholar in private study at Harvard University. He was educated at Colgate University, The University of Chicago, and Harvard University.