In a village where all buildings are perfect spheres floating one meter above the ground, Zephyr has a unique ability: he can see through spheres as if they are transparent, but only when he is in direct physical contact with them. Zephyr is touching one of the buildings, and Chandra, standing elsewhere, is visible to Zephyr through the sphere. If Zephyr lets go of the building, will Chandra still be visible to him? Respond very briefly.
No, Chandra will not be visible to Zephyr once he lets go of the building. Zephyr's ability to see through spheres is contingent on his direct physical contact with them. As long as he is touching the sphere, irrespective of the sphere's material and opacity, it appears transparent to him, allowing him to see Chandra on the other side. However, once he breaks physical contact, the sphere would revert to its original appearance, which is presumably opaque, preventing Zephyr from seeing through it and, thereby, blocking his view of Chandra.