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Yes they are harmful. Sun's ultraviolet radiations are fatal and cause harm to the skin.
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What protects you from ultra-violent rays?
Ultra violet radiation or UV rays are harmful. Ozone protects us from it.
What is responsible for you skin getting sunburned?
The two types of ultra violent rays from the sun, UVA and UVB (ultra violent rays A and B)
How do you use x rays infrared rays radio waves and ultra violent waves?
The ultra violent rays bounce off of your bones and a computer prints out a picture of what your insides look like. By bouncing off of the bones the ultra violent rays can show all the solid things in you.
What gases do the ozone protect us from?
The ozone mainly protects us from the Ultra Violent rays of the Sun. May be some acidic harmful gases too.
An electric light that mimics the sun's harmful rays?
UV rays? or Ultra Violet rays
When You go to a tanning salon what kinds of rays do you get hit with?
Ultra Violet Rays, which are very harmful.
Why viewing sun is harmful during eclipse when viewing sunrise is not harmful?
harmful rays like the ultra violet rays and infrared rays are released during the eclipse so it may effect the eye sight.
What is the effect of ultra-violent rays on the human body?
skin cancer, burn, and vision damage
What does UV-A stand for?
UV-A is an abbreviation for ultra-violent rays. Ultra-violent rays can cause melanin cell reproduction, which causes tanning. It also can cause severe skin damage if the body's skin is exposed for too long.
Can the sun has rays be harmful?
Yes, the sun rays contain dangerous amounts of Ultra-violet radiation that can hurt your eyes and your skin.
Does the ozone block 99 percent ultra-violent radiation?
Yes, it does. Most of the UV rays are blocked.
What causes body to turn black?
A condition called acanthosis nigricans can cause darkening of the skin, particularly in areas with folds or creases. Other causes of skin darkening include sun exposure, hormonal changes, certain medications, and underlying medical conditions such as Addison's disease or liver disease. It is important to consult a healthcare provider for a proper diagnosis and treatment.
