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Sirfrijole
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As light travels through water, it's wavelength is shortened to compensate for the decrease in speed. This explains why there is little to no red light at depth. My question is: a) do these wavelengths eventually reach ultraviolet and beyond, for example at extreme depth are there only x rays present, and b) do these rays still carry enough energy to cause cell damage like they do normally?