Light energy, also known as radiant energy or electromagnetic energy, is a form of energy that is visible to the human eye and is responsible for the sense of sight.

1. Light bounces back when it hits a surface like a mirror (Reflection).


2. Light changes direction when it moves through materials like glass or water (Refraction).


3. Light is soaked up by objects, turning into heat or other energy (Absorption).


4. Light moves through clear materials like glass or plastic without stopping (Transmission).


5. White light spreads into many colors, like in a rainbow, when passing through a prism (Dispersion).


6. Light bends and spreads around the edges of objects or small openings (Diffraction).


7. Light spreads out in all directions when it hits tiny particles in the air or water (Scattering).

1. Light helps us see objects and our surroundings.


2. Plants use sunlight to make food, providing energy for life.


3. Light supports the growth of plants, which are essential for food and oxygen.


4. Light is converted into electricity using solar panels for power.


5. Light is used in fiber optics for fast internet and communication.


6. Sunlight helps our body produce Vitamin D, keeping us healthy.


7. Light illuminates streets and homes, preventing accidents and danger.


8. Light aids in guiding ships, airplanes, and cars at night or in darkness.


9. Light is essential in photography, film, and stage lighting for creativity.


10. Light energy, like sunlight, provides warmth for the Earth and living beings.