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Light. Since light is a refraction of energy from an object to another object, and does not weigh anything, it cannot take up space. You can walk through it, but you cannot feel it. You can almost always identify the source of the light, and once you do, you will see it is something creating that light from the chemical reaction within that object.

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Q: What has no mass and does not take up space?
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