Electric Light

Electric light is produced by converting electrical energy into visible light, typically using devices called lamps or bulbs. When electricity flows through a filament or a special material, it heats up or causes atoms to emit photons, creating light. This process allows us to illuminate spaces and objects without relying on natural sources like the sun. Electric lighting is efficient, controllable, and versatile, enabling us to work or relax indoors regardless of the time of day. Various technologies, such as incandescent, fluorescent, and LED bulbs, provide different qualities of light suited for diverse applications.