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The light is primarily absorbed by your clothing (or skin) and turned into heat. The only difference is that when held closely against you, the light from the the flash-light doesn't scatter, and is concentrated in a small area.
The light that is reflected from your body surface back towards the bulb hits the reflector and bounces back onto your body. Due to losses in the bulb, glass and reflector, all of the light is converted to heat at some point, some in your clothing or body surface, and some in the flash-light.
With a strong enough flash-light, you can feel heat absorbed through your clothing.
What else can I help you with?
I dare not to go outside and I urgently need a LED bicycle light can you help me?
An LED bicycle light can be gotten in a hurry by using a flashlight that has an LED bulb. Fasten the flashlight to the handlebars.
Why can a lazer light go farther than a flashlight?
Because The Miz said so.
If your in a spaceship going 90 percent the speed of light and you shine a flashlight on an onboard vacuum chamber in the same direction that the spaceship is moving how fast is the flashlight light?
I'd imagine it would go the speed of light because time would slow down to make sure the light wouldn't go faster than the speed of light.
What type of energy does a crank flashlight go through. mechanical or thermal?
"Go through"? The process of charging and using a crank flashlight includes the existence of thermal, mechanical, electromagnetic, sound and radiation energy.
How do you light up the boiler room in the case of the missing coins?
You go back to HQ and ask G, He gives you a flashlight.
Where can you find a circuit diagram to build your own flashlight?
Go onto ebay or visit a hoby store another idea is to go to a website on how to build a flash light
When you shine a flashlight in to the sky does it ever come back or is it sucked into a black hole?
When you aim your flashlight at the sky, some of the light is scattered by dust or water vapor in the air. If you can see the beam, you're seeing SCATTERED light that has been reflected back to your eyes. The beam of a flashlight isn't "collimated" - the light isn't focused into a very narrow beam. So the light spreads out. The light that spreads out and makes it through the atmosphere keeps going approximately straight out into space until it hits something. A meteor, a planet, a dust cloud, a black hole; whatever. If the light doesn't hit anything, it keeps going - forever. However, even though the light from your flashlight is traveling into space at the speed of light, so is the light from every OTHER flashlight, street light, car headlight, reflected starlight and moonlight - all mixed in together. So even though your light will go on forever, "your" light is probably indistinguishable from all the rest of the light from Earth. If you aim your flashlight at the Moon, then some tiny fraction of the moonlight that you see three seconds later is light from your flashlight, reflected back to you. And to everyone else on Earth who is looking at the Moon right then.
What do you carry when you go trick or treating?
The basics are something for light and something to carry your candy in. A flashlight and a pillow case are always a good start.
How are you going to see Through an egg?
use a candle stick or a flashlight and go in a dark room and hold the egg to the light source but not to close
How can you find nightcrawlers?
After it rains go outside in the dark with a flashlight and quietly sneek up on them, but don't point the light directly at them (I think)
Is looking into a flashlight bad for the eyes?
Yes! If you stay looking at a flashlight you could go blind!
After taking 15 index cards and piling them on top of a flashlight while in a dark room does the light stay dim after so long?
The light stay dim long as the cards is piled on top of the flash light. Human eye can adjust to see better in the dark and it might cause the thinking that after dimming by piling card over flash light for a while and it go brighter a little.
