What Happens When You Stare At The Sun For Too Long?

Looking at the sun or other very bright objects can damage your eye quickly.

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Too much light can damage the cells in your eye that allow you to see. 

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Looking at bright light will hurt.

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The cornea at the front of your eye can be damaged by UV rays, and is painful.  

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Solar retinitis can take days, weeks, or even a year to recover from the damage of staring at the sun.  It will leave you will blurry images in your visual field until healed.

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Squinting does not help protect your eyes from damage due to bright lights.  

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Wearing sunglasses can help protect your eyes from UV damage.

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Extended exposure to computer screens can cause eye strain and discomfort.

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Using eye drops can help in preventing dry eyes caused by prolonged screen use.

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Blue light from digital devices can contribute to eye strain and discomfort.

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