👉 A superattraction is a phenomenon where an object or thing attracts light more strongly than other objects in its vicinity. This effect is observed when an object emits light that has been scattered by another object, such as a mirror, lens, or screen. The strength of the superattraction depends on the scattering angle and the distance between the two objects, and it can be quantified using the Stefan-Boltzmann law. For example, consider the phenomenon of a star's gravity pulling an object
