In the first 3 ft., more than half of the light that penetrated the surfaces is absorbed by the water. Red is the first to be completely absorbed.
By 30 ft., only 20% of the original amount of the surface light is still visible.
Blue light is the last to go. At around 100 meters or 330 ft, only .5% of light is visible.
Red: 1 m/ 3.3 ft
Yellow: 10 m/ 33 ft
Green: 50 m/ 165 ft
Blue: 100 m/ 330 ft
Very little to nothing. It all depends on the depth of water though.
the deep sea gets about 30 -60 inches a year
about 99.2% about 99.2%
Light.
In deep ocean waters because, it is very dark deep in the ocean and they need some souce of light.
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Cerenkov radiation.
Temperature differences in water
Light.
an ocean
In deep ocean waters because, it is very dark deep in the ocean and they need some souce of light.
there is but its harder to get because they have to travel so deep to get it hardly any get it from there.
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Since there is no light deep in ocean,the sun light don't have that much power to go that deep,like 14,000 feet deep.It must dark and the shape kind of good ,because the fish must be having a protection.
Because it is so far deep only 1% of light gets through
Through solid matter and certain other things in the other phases.Answer:Visible light cannot travel through opaque materials. However enough thickness of any material can eventually block out light. As an example, even though sea water is transparent, the bottom of the deep ocean is dark as light is incapable of reaching through miles of water
there is higher pressure the deeper you travel into the ocean. this pressure is detrimental to health. also breathing is an issue.
technically, yes. But it wouldn't have much light in the deep depths of the ocean
A fish that lives deep down in the ocean and has a little light on it's head
the ocean is deep because that is the shape of the earth and although we are not sure how deep the ocean is we do know that there is life in the deep. the ocean has made itself deep but there is really no cause that is known.