Can you drive at night without Light? Can you see without Light? They are two world, Light and night.
We wouldn't survive without it so.. nope.
Light is a flux of particle from a source which radiates in multiple direction.This flux of light particles traverses our atmosphere and causes it to fluoresce. At night one side of the earth is in shadow however the atmospheres still fluoresces but as a very dark blue which is barely visible. If an object in space such as a moon or moons receives such a light flux it reflects back to earth. Thus at night there is a lesser light source called the moon. In the physical Universe all atoms contain light. If anything exist with out light particles it would be in a non physical universe.
There is a coffee cup on my desk. If we close up my office entirely, and shut off the light so it is absolutely dark, no light at all, the coffee cup is still on my desk. I can reach out and touch it, it is there, light is not a requirement of existence. Can you drive at night without light? Yes, but I don't recommend it. Rather hard to see where you are going. Can you see without light? By definition, seeing is taking in light through your eyes. So no, without light, there is no seeing. If by world, you mean place that we exist, rather than literally our earth, no, there is only one. Just because it gets dark at night does not mean anything is physically different about matter.
I can see, because the moon has sunlight bouncing off of it. Without the sun, we would have no light, and therefore we would not survive. It's then not even about the light.. It's about the sun providing the warmth we need to survive.
