Can a very bright light shone in the vagina be faintly seen outside the abdomen?

Sorry a bit of a stupid question.

I have seen special tubular LED lamps capable of generating as much as 800W of light output and keeping the lamp surface temperature below 45 degrees Celsius.

Nothing I'm going to try live, but I'm curious whether in principle I'm wondering if you introduce a very powerful LED lamp that nevertheless does not generate too much heat, inside a woman's vagina would it be possible to glimpse a light through the abdomen, even if very faintly?

If the question is too stupid I apologize, I will delete the post eventually.

I guess it will, just hold a flashlight under your thumb for example.

I do have a borescope with small light that i attach to my cellphone via bluetooth. Ive inserted that in my butt once, but it didn't do the trick than.

Have to try it again one day.

Nothing I'm going to try live, but I'm curious whether in principle I'm wondering if you introduce a very powerful LED lamp that nevertheless does not generate too much heat, inside a woman's vagina would it be possible to glimpse a light through the abdomen, even if very faintly?

If the question is too stupid I apologize, I will delete the post eventually.

That's exactly how they place a feeding tube into the stomach. They snake an endoscope with a camera and a light on it down your throat and maneuver it so the light shows through on the abdomen - and that's where they make the incision to place the feeding tube. They can see the placement via the camera.

No need to delete your post - it's not a stupid question!

The question isn't stupid, but I almost deleted the thread when I saw the non-descriptive title. I often remove threads titled “Question” or similar that tell members nothing. But in this case I've renamed it to something more useful.

If you have a question, please use it in the title as well as in your opening post. Don't make members need to open the thread to find out what you are talking about.

Thanks.

The question isn't stupid, but I almost deleted the thread when I saw the non-descriptive title. I often remove threads titled “Question” or similar that tell members nothing. But in this case I've renamed it to something more useful.

If you have a question, please use it in the title as well as in your opening post. Don't make members need to open the thread to find out what you are talking about.

Thanks.

Thank you DrZ,

I'll do it in future

That's exactly how they place a feeding tube into the stomach. They snake an endoscope with a camera and a light on it down your throat and maneuver it so the light shows through on the abdomen - and that's where they make the incision to place the feeding tube. They can see the placement via the camera.

No need to delete your post - it's not a stupid question!

Thank you, I didn't know that procedure was carried out by a light shining through the stomach. So a fairly powerful light might allow you to look at the abdominal wall transparently, from the vagina or rectum.

Thank you for responding and clarifying the doubt

@merello I do not share your enthusiasm for the success of the adventure.

You have to imagine the structure of the female anatomy.

The vagina is a kind of tube positioned in the center of the belly, the axis of which is oriented upwards.

If a cross-sectional view is taken from the outside of the abdomen, there is no place where the vaginal wall is in direct contact with the skin. There's the bladder and the pubic bone that stand in the way

You can see all of this illustrated in the diagram below

https://www.alamyimages.fr/anatomie-pelvienne-et-abdominale-femme-image7713052.html?imageid=9B7A99D0-6C17-4C7F-AD55-4EAB430015E3&p=27159&pn=1&searchId=75136b1e0864909400a6daa09329b7ef&searchtype=0