What material can absorb 100% of light hitting it? - Quora

The blackest object is Vantablack, being able to absorb 99.965% of light. What is the whitest object? - Quora

Are there any transparent materials that could transmit IR light from 900nm-14,000nm? - Quora

What happens when light falls on a transparent object? - Quora

What would happen if a 1000 kg (1 tonne) of platinum hit Earth at 99.9999% at the speed of light? - Quora

Why do black objects often still appear shiny even though they're absorbing all light? - Quora

Is there a surface that can absorb 100% of light? - Quora

Is 100% reflection of light possible? - Quora

If black is formed by full absorption of the light spectrum, then why is the space black in color? Does it have a light source for which to absorb? - Quora

Is there a color that absorbs 100% of light on the visible spectrum? - Quora

Would an infinitely dense material (ignoring gravity) reflect or absorb light? - Quora

What are the best materials that can harvest light from sunlight? - Quora

What is the minimum thickness of aluminium that will protect against ultraviolet rays? - Quora