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No. Light cannot pass through glass or water. Light bulbs do not shine, and

flashlights are a myth. The presence of air alone is enough to totally block the

passage of heat, such as from a fireplace or heat lamp.

Not only that! Radio waves cannot penetrate walls ... the reason why radios,

TVs, and cellphones are completely useless inside the walls of a home.

Finally, X-rays are totally blocked by the presence of tooth enamel or human skin,

and microwave radiation is utterly unable to penetrate leftover meatloaf, and it

bounces off harmlessly.

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