ultra violet radiation
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Yes, UV radiation is what causes you to tan. It also causes skin cancer. (The reason your body tans is to pretect itself from cancer causing UV radiation.)
It's a defence mechanism against the Sun's harmful UV radiation, using the pigment melanin.
UV radiation has been linked to a high risk for skin cancer. Tanning beds use this type of radiation to help you develop a tan but they can be dangerous even if you are using sun block.
Tanning has nothing to do with nuclear anything. The sun produces radiation, but it's not nuclear.
Sun tan is caused due to the sun rays . Excessive exposure to ultraviolet rays accelerate melanin production in the skin even while wearing sun screen. And this causes darkening of the skin.
when you swim your in the sun and yes your skin does tan under water!
You are most likely, naturally dark, and it's in the pigmentation in your skin, that causes you to absorb the sun.
You can get a tan at night, but only if you use a tanning booth or sun lamp.
No, you need ultra violet radiation to tan or burn.
Visible means that you can see it.All the light from the sun that you can see is the visible solar radiation.The sunlight is seen as white light, but it is made of all the colors.A prism or a rainbow breaks the white light apart into all the colors that it is made of.An example of invisible solar radiation (you can't see it) is the ultraviolet light that gives you a tan or sun burn.Another type of invisible solar radiation is infrared light that you feel as the warmth of the sun.
The ultra-violet part of the sun's radiation, which has a higher frequency and is more energetic than the visible part. A small exposure can create a pleasant tan, but too much causes burning of the skin.