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What a strange agitation in your comment. Melanin absorbtion spectrum is easy to search for and the data shows that its interaction with EM spectrum below UV a
by wruza 3y ago
What a strange agitation in your comment.
Melanin absorbtion spectrum is easy to search for and the data shows that its interaction with EM spectrum below UV and visible light (freq-wise) is basically zero.
Radio frequencies at “home” energies don’t interact with us, so you can take the tinfoil hat off ;). Things change when you stand right in front of an industrial microwave antenna, but only there and that has nothing to do with pigments.
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