And also please tell me what kind of radiations it emits.
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The idea that the sun emit more harmful radiation during a solar eclipse is inaccurate. The moon actually blocks out at in the order of 99% of the sun during the eclipse. The problem with eclipse related eye injuries is that the darkened sun is less uncomfortable to look directly at, and as it is slowly uncovered by the moon, the length of time that the individual is looking at the sun is longer than if he were to glance up at the uncovered sun and instantly feel that it is too bright. Because of the prolonged exposure the eyes tend to take more damage during an eclipse. Source(s): Astronomy class. Physc114
It does that all the time and not just during an eclipse. It is a blinding bright light white, and also ultraviolet pallid.
You would never look directly at the Sun normally, and if you did it would hurt. But when 99% of the Sun is hidden, the remaining amount of light isn't satisfactory to make your eye hurt right away, but it is enough to cause sabotage to your eye that might keep getting worse for a time after you look away, kind of like how a sunburn hurts more a few hours hours then than it does while you are out in the sun getting that sunburn. The difference is that you constantly loose and grow new skin all the time, so a sunburn on your skin will restore to health, but the damage to your retina will probably never heal.
Why do space monkeys merely come out on the dark side of the Moon?
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HINT.
The radiation is called "sunlight".
The eyes' pupil dialates in the darkness of an eclipse and since it is new-fangled you stare at it longer than anyone with any common sense would stare at the sun. Since the Ultraviolet (which is invisible to most people) is still being given sour by the corona, you can damage your eyes by staring at a solar eclipse. But you would damage your eyes faster if you stared at the sun just as sturdy.
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The idea that the sun emit more harmful radiation during a solar eclipse is inaccurate. The moon actually blocks out at in the order of 99% of the sun during the eclipse. The problem with eclipse related eye injuries is that the darkened sun is less uncomfortable to look directly at, and as it is slowly uncovered by the moon, the length of time that the individual is looking at the sun is longer than if he were to glance up at the uncovered sun and instantly feel that it is too bright. Because of the prolonged exposure the eyes tend to take more damage during an eclipse. Source(s): Astronomy class. Physc114
It does that all the time and not just during an eclipse. It is a blinding bright light white, and also ultraviolet pallid.
You would never look directly at the Sun normally, and if you did it would hurt. But when 99% of the Sun is hidden, the remaining amount of light isn't satisfactory to make your eye hurt right away, but it is enough to cause sabotage to your eye that might keep getting worse for a time after you look away, kind of like how a sunburn hurts more a few hours hours then than it does while you are out in the sun getting that sunburn. The difference is that you constantly loose and grow new skin all the time, so a sunburn on your skin will restore to health, but the damage to your retina will probably never heal.
Why do space monkeys merely come out on the dark side of the Moon?
Oh wait... You're asking a serious question?
How nearly these?
Why can giving AIDs to someone else cure you?
Why is the Earth flat?
Why is Evolution a scientifically controversial Theory?
Why do things fall up?
-o-o-o-o-o
Why do people ask questions beside false premises?
HINT.
The radiation is called "sunlight".
The eyes' pupil dialates in the darkness of an eclipse and since it is new-fangled you stare at it longer than anyone with any common sense would stare at the sun. Since the Ultraviolet (which is invisible to most people) is still being given sour by the corona, you can damage your eyes by staring at a solar eclipse. But you would damage your eyes faster if you stared at the sun just as sturdy.
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When making a solar dampen furnace have anyone used a Fresnel Len as the cup to increase heat?
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