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human eye; ultraviolet rays, What would the world look like if it could see radiated radiation and even radio waves? Fascinating and are you ready for a thought-provoking
human eye; ultraviolet rays, What would the world look like if it could see radiated radiation and even radio waves?
Fascinating and are you ready for a thought-provoking journey?
In the visible light spectrum we can distinguish colors such as red, orange, yellow, blue, green and purple. But beyond that there are shorter wavelengths ultraviolet rays and there are infrared rays with longer wavelengths.
It doesn’t stop there. Microwaves, radio waves and x-rays It emits many different wavelengths, such as. Yes, we can’t see these with the naked eye, but what if we could?
Imagine if our eyes could see them all, wouldn’t there be a glow everywhere? Imagine all warm objects glowing, especially at night. officially one It could have been a party.
On the other hand ultraviolet It would make for a completely different experience. Some flowers are sensitive to UV radiation. Maybe we can understand the secret world of these flowers, but let’s think from a different perspective.
We would become more aware of how dangerous the time we spend under the sun actually is, and We would escape the sun faster.
If we could detect much longer wavelengths in our environment, especially radio waves and microwaves, a constant energy We could have noticed that this was the case.
City telephones, wireless internet waves and even cosmic emanations We could also witness its intensity. If we see with the naked eye what kind of communication network technology is created, we might go crazy.
We probably wouldn’t have evolved to perceive such a wide range, meaning our brains would have difficulty processing so much information. Maybe because our brains are unable to interpret We could have gone blind. The worst part, of course, is the risk that you will go into shock and die.
Because our eyes were exposed to so much light, we couldn’t actually see anything, or let’s say, we couldn’t see everything and nothing at the same time. a big flash of light definitely happen.
Let’s just say we’ve seen or evolved more than we do today We have a complicated life It is clear that this will happen.
What do you think?
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Ashley Johnson is a science writer for “Div Bracket”. With a background in the natural sciences and a passion for exploring the mysteries of the universe, she provides in-depth coverage of the latest scientific developments.
