can a invizible man see things?

Question

understand.... can he see things...

can i biological answer..... think of the movie HOLLOW MAN

Answer 1

Technically, no. If he were truly invisible, there would be no ability for the rods and his cones ot absorb light, since it owuld pass right through them. However, some science fiction gets around this by explaining that invisibility is merely a way of bending light around an object so it appears invisible. In this case, he could see, though it would likely be different, and this degee of bending does not yet exist. Scientists are working on camoflauge that can do this, but there is no full invisibility field or cloak as of yet.

Answer 2

Actually, I'll disagree and say no. In order to see, light is absorbed on the back of the eyes. In order to be invisible, light must be able to pass through unaltered, but that would not be the case if light is absorbed.

The matter changes if the invisible man sees things using a different part of the light spectrum than visible light, in which case it would be possible.

Answer 3

there is no invizible man (nor an invisible one, either)

and sorry, the "invisibility cloak" isn't yet a reality, either; that was just a headline; the technology currently works for rigid surfaces, fabric is a few years away.

Answer 4

Yes, an invisable man can see us. The only way he is invisible is because whatever he is cloaked does not reflect light, but as long as light can still get to his eyes, he can see.

Answer 5

No. First off the man is invisible because light is passing right through him, so if light is passing right through him it would pass through all the cells in the body including rods and cones which capture light. To the invisible man our world would be invisible!

Answer 6

well, in theory you need to spell "invisble" correctly to achieve invisibility in the first place. If invisibility was possible, I would imagine that yes, you can see things because your body's cells are still functioning but cannot be seen. Like wind, it is still moving and functioning, but can it be seen by the human eye?

Answer 7

If light can pass through his eye lens and stimulate the cells on his retina transmitting that signal to his brain, then yes. Just because you can't see his eyes, doesn't necessarily mean they aren't picking up information.

Answer 8

Of Course.The invisible person can see things But other people cant see the invisible person.

Answer 9

yes an invisable man can see you cause even though hes invisible he still has eyes u cant see him

Answer 10

Yes but tell me who's invisible.