Re: Why does light pass through a lens?

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On Wed, December 31, 2008 07:31, Gregory Fraser wrote:
> Around 2 a.m. tomorrow morning, when you want to prove to that traffic
> cop that you are in fact not inebriated, explain this to him (or her).
> Atomically or molecularly, what is it about glass that lets light pass
> through it? Do photons pass between the glass molecules? Does the glass
> absorb light energy on one surface and emit it out the opposite surface?
> What is different between glass and lead that allows the light through
> glass and not lead?

Awwwww...you expanded the question out to make it really clear what you're
asking.  And here I was all set to respond just to the subject line --
"Because it's too far to go around!"
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