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  • How Light Spreads: Understanding Light Sources & Reflection
    The answer depends on what you mean by "spreads light."

    Here are a few possibilities:

    * A light source: This is the most common answer. When you turn on a light, the source (like a light bulb or a lamp) produces light that spreads into the room.

    * The air itself: While air doesn't *produce* light, it acts as a medium for the light to travel through. This is why you can see light even in a seemingly empty room.

    * Reflecting surfaces: Anything in the room that's reflective, like walls, furniture, or even your clothes, will reflect the light, making the room seem brighter.

    Let me know if you had a specific kind of light source or effect in mind, and I'll be happy to give you a more precise answer!

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