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Reply	Paul_Pedant says: I think this question paraphrases as: "If I choose a set of photons that do not enter my eye (or other observing apparatus), can I see them?". That sounds a definite no. Do photons scatter laterally in a vacuum? Probably only on a quantum scale. There's never any dark matter around when you need it to scatter light.  (no votes) Tags: light, vacuum, fullspectrumlight, observablelight.
	posted on 2010-04-04 12:36:56 | Report abuse