What you will notice is that 94 nm light is the precise amount of energy needed to cause the electron to jump from the lowest energy level, n=1 to the highest, n=6. Watch the electron after it jumps to the n=6 energy level. If you look closely at the Electron energy level diagram at the top right of the simulation you will see what type of energy each photon that is released has. What energy level does the electron always land on when a photon that is part of the visible spectrum is released