Asked by Jenna
I am reading about partial solar eclipses, and my book has this warning:
CAUTION:Looking directly at even a tiny sliver of the sun during a solar eclipse can damage your eyesight permanently.
Why do they give this warning specifically for eclipses? Is the sun more harmful to look at during an eclipse than during a normal day?
CAUTION:Looking directly at even a tiny sliver of the sun during a solar eclipse can damage your eyesight permanently.
Why do they give this warning specifically for eclipses? Is the sun more harmful to look at during an eclipse than during a normal day?
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