### Educational Exercise: Understanding Light Manipulation in Comics**Question 4**: According to the comics, Iron Man has a special ability to make his Stealth Armor invisible. How does Iron Man manipulate light to achieve this invisibility effect?---**Student Interaction Section**:**Type your answer here:**---### Explanation:In this section, students are encouraged to reflect on the concept of light manipulation as depicted in popular media, such as comic books. By understanding the principles of how light can be manipulated to create invisibility, students can gain insights into real-world technologies and scientific theories. Use this question to explore topics such as light refraction, reflection, and advanced camouflage techniques.

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