How can we see in Law light?
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The retina in the back of the eye is a thin and transparent sensitive film.\n\nIt contains two types of receptor cells, rods and cones.\n\nCones handle day and color vision.\n\nRods are responsible for night vision. They are concentrated more at the sides of\nthe eye’s back wall. Therefore, objects are best seen at the sides, or ‘corners’ of our eyes, where rods are there.\n\nRods  are super sensitive than cones.  That is they respond to very small power of light.\n\nBut they take some 30 to 40 minutes to reach their maximum effectiveness.\n\nThey do not react to colors but react to the brightness.
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Burn it in a sprectrophotometer.  Look at the emitted light.
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B - the reason you can see an object is because light bounces off of it. if light bounced off of an object evenly, then you would have to be in a specific location to see it (think of a mirror reflecting a laser. you can't see the laser beam in the mirror, ideally, if you are shining it at an angle). if the light is reflected unevenly, then you can see it at pretty much any angle.
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photoreceptors. they allow us to be able to see in low light such as moonlight but also in very bright lights. the photoreceptors are devided in to two groups rods and cones.\nrods are for low light\ncones for bright light. \nolder people can damage photo receptors and thats one reason for legal blidness. if you have damage you can not legally drive.
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reduce your light on the screen if no change see an optician they will advise you
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When I was in Law School, we had a Law Library that was full of law type books that you could read to learn about law. My suggestion would be to ask this question to a reference librarian at your local law library.
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What good do laws do?
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Try www.findlaw.com to see the actual law.  Otherwise, see this link:
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The same reason that your carpet isn't or your tee shirt isn't. The only light we see anything by is sunlight, but the light of the sun is reflected back in different colours according to the material reflecting it; in the case of the moon, grey dust.
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How do I look at it from here?
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use a blacK light and see what happens
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There is indeed a machine, called a light meter, that you can use. You an also use a device called a Secchi disk which is much more low tech.
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You can look 'inside'.\nThat is all !\n\nTh
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it hepls us see in an abstract light everything around us
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check out local laws passed
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No. Light shining through air is invisible. It has a brightness of 0 candlepower. If you double that you still have a brightness of 0 candlepower.\n\nA beam of light only has a brightness if it strikes the eye directly, or reflects off something into the eye. Since light cannot reflect off air it can't be seen and has zero brightness.\n\nIf there is smoke, dust or some other particulate matter suspended in the air that will reflect light then you can see the general path of the light beam. Whether the intersection of such paths will be brighter or not depend on what the particles are and where the observer is located.
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Reflection of flashlight in the retina.\n\nFurther details: