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There is some evidence that certain radio and microwave frequncies damage living tissue, but generally damage occurs only when the kilowatts per square meter is high enough to warm the tissue several degrees. Humans and photo synthesis plants can tolerate several kilowatts per meter of visable light, except for sun glasses being prudent. A bit higher frequency produces sun burn, and double blue light frequency, destroys flesh quickly at one kilowatt per square meter = 0.1 watt per square centimeter. The higher frequency Xrays and gamma rays pass clear though the human body and thus do little damage, unless they are at more than one kilowatt per square meter for hours. At one megawatt per square meter, tolerance is less than one second for all or most frequencies.
Little is known about photon frequencies below about ten hertz, but we believe gigawatts at millihertz to picoherz are produced in super nova and some other deep space events. Please correct, refute and/or embellish. Neil
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You know they are not denger\ous at all while you know nothing about them
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Welcome to liftport: Do you have information about studies that have been done? You should not say know nothing, as most people know some things about photons. Neil
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I think that to feel safe better avaid thinking about photons.
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Photos are not dangerous themselves
But that depend on situation
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