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Understanding UV Rays and EM Waves! ⚡ Every day, the Sun gives us light and warmth — the energy that sustains life on Earth. 🌍 But along with that energy comes something we can’t see: ultraviolet (UV) rays, a type of electromagnetic wave. These rays may be invisible, but their effects on our bodies are very real. UV rays are part of the EM spectrum — waves that travel through space and carry energy. While small amounts of UV exposure help our bodies produce vitamin D, too much can be dangerous.

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