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On Sun, 08 Dec 1996 13:11:53 -0600, "Jason C. Wenger"
<jwe...@clinton.net> wrote:

>>>> Does darkness travel at the speed of light?
>>>
>>>In all likeliness, darkness will never actually exist, as the
>>>probablility of finding an area with absolutely no photons is very small.
>>
>>What abot the dark side of the moon??
>
>The dark side of the moon is
> (a) illuminated by other stars, reflection from other planets, etc.
So you are saying darkness will never exist? What is darkness, except
the absence of light? Darkness can be man made. i.e. a sealed room
with no cracks for light. Yet I would think sooner or later you could
adapt to this environment.Therefor darkness could have a speed? Is
this too unrational?
> (b) a very nice Pink Floyd album.
Yes it is!
--Orange Kid
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