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Light Can Now Pass Through Opaque Materials
Light can find a way to pass through opaque materials by sending it several times. Seeing through opaque solids may be possible now. By sending light even through an opaque substance numerous times, you can certainly find a path through which a major portion of the light can pass through the material.
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