What Happens When Human Biology Is Exposed To Intense Photon Energy For Long Time?

Well, photons are extremely high energy and so can act as mutagens. You're correct in saying that our DNA does absorb photon energy and interacts with light. I'm not sure if you are familiar with the electron transport chain in the mitochondria of plant cells, but if a photon strikes a complex called photosystem I or II, an electron is liberated. If we compare this to DNA, if photons strike us humans and are liberating free electrons, these electrons can act as oxidants. Oxidants damage DNA and enough DNA damage accrued over time can lead to cancer. If what you're saying is true and that there is a lot of intense photon energy being radiated towards the planet, I'd assume cancer levels rise, however, there may be certain individuals resistant to this effect, thus playing a role in evolution (which happens on the order of thousands of years, so it would not be relevant to us)

> What Happens When Human Biology Is Exposed To Intense Photon Energy For Long Time?

Sunburn

> submerged in a photon energy belt

Most of our photons come from the sun. The rest of them? Take a look up at the stars in the sky. Or light bulbs. Enjoy.

Of course you researched this before posting, right? You don't want to be a Chicken Little yelling the sky is falling, do you?

The Photon belt is "a spiritual belief, largely linked to some parts of the New Age Movement".

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photon_belt

translation: it has no scientific basis.

the blunders you're making is which you're thinking of "the photon" as being distinctive and become independent from "the potential of the photon"... a photon IS potential. as quickly as we are saying "it extremely is absorbed", we are asserting the potential is absorbed AND the photon is absorbed... they are absorbed. its like asking the place does your lap circulate once you get up... it doesnt "circulate" everywhere it extremely is barely a lap once you're interior the seated place... the photon purely exists as potential. right here. You went thoroughly off the rails right here... "the photon transfers all its potential so it has none."... see the form you have wrong a photon for a "undertaking" that "transfers" potential? the photon IS the subject, a quantum of potential. "The photon IS transferred... all of it.. all its potential... so it extremely is non(existent)" you arent asking "what occurs to the 9-volt battery after it supplies you its value".... you're asking what occurs to the 9 volts as quickly as they are introduced.. a photon isnt a battery, wearing potential, it extremely is potential