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Originally Posted by mkirkpatrick Prehaps dark is just light that we fail to percieve because our ignorance keeps us in the
dark?
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I think it's more like light waves we are not capable of perceiving with the naked eye. Absence of VISIBLE light is not the same as absence of light. There are whole ranges in both directions which we are incapable of seeing, yet can measure with equipment. For instance Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation is light, at frequencies that we can't see. However, we have instruments that can produce pictures of it. Radio waves are light that we can't see, but radios capture and make us aware of them. X-rays can't be seen but X-ray film can capture them. It's a matter of perception not absence.
Photons are everywhere, but they resonate at different frequencies which may or may not be seen.
Darkness is a vacuum. And true vacuums don't exist anywhere in the known universe.