“And God said, ‘let there be light’ and there was light. And God saw the light was good, and He separated the light from the darkness” – Genesis 1:3-4. Most of us are familiar with the phrase Fiat Lux, or “let there be light”, a verse quoted from the bible portraying the instance of light’s creation and separated everything else from the void of darkness. This religious context allegorically conveys the importance of light to all that exist. Most often, we associate light to the birth of life, from the instance that newborn babies opened their eyes, the sunrise that marks a new day, to the tiny flame ignited on a matchstick that illuminates a dark room. Light radiates to all sorts of interpretations associated to beginning.