Ultra waves, often referring to high-frequency electromagnetic waves, can pose several dangers, primarily related to their potential health effects. Prolonged exposure to high-intensity ultra waves can lead to tissue heating, which may cause burns and damage to biological tissues. Additionally, there are concerns about their potential link to adverse effects on cellular functions and increased cancer risk, although evidence is still being studied. Furthermore, the use of ultra waves in technology without proper safety measures can lead to interference with medical devices and communication systems.
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radiation
Overheating.
The sun.
sound waves with frequencies 20 hertz or lower are infrasonic and waves above 20,000hertz are ultra sonic!
there are many dangers but the main ones are cancer lukemia and disformation of a new born child
it is used for waves sounds as well
C ultra violet light
Ultra sonic waves are a sound frequency that is oftentimes silent to humans. Research shows there is no long term negative affects due to exposure to these sounds.
Box jellyfish, Sharks, Rips and strong waves
IT DETECT IT BY ULTRA VIOLET RAYS.
phones, airoplaines, lawn mowers