Light is made up of electric and magnetic waves that travel in a straight line at very high speeds, such as 90 million miles from the sun to earth. Light can pass through transparent materials like glass that allow most light through, is partially blocked by translucent materials like wax paper, and is completely blocked by opaque materials like metal that form shadows. The position of shadows depends on the position of the light source.
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