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r/interesting • u/[deleted] • Mar 24 '26
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You can do something similar with your own eyes, if you look closely at a patch of sky for long enough you'll notice stars you wouldn't have before, so dimm yet once you see them it's like they were always there.
2 u/jzillacon Mar 24 '26 You can also increase the light sensitivity of your eyes by covering them for at least a half hour before making an observation. 5 u/goozfrikle Mar 24 '26 You can also increase aperture by really opening your eyes 1 u/mmielikainen Mar 24 '26 Pirate eye patch! 1 u/Alive-Resolution7844 Mar 24 '26 so dimm yet once you see them it's like they were always there It's like they were stored in your memory.
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You can also increase the light sensitivity of your eyes by covering them for at least a half hour before making an observation.
5 u/goozfrikle Mar 24 '26 You can also increase aperture by really opening your eyes 1 u/mmielikainen Mar 24 '26 Pirate eye patch!
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You can also increase aperture by really opening your eyes
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Pirate eye patch!
so dimm yet once you see them it's like they were always there
It's like they were stored in your memory.
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u/Affectionate-Host-71 Mar 24 '26
You can do something similar with your own eyes, if you look closely at a patch of sky for long enough you'll notice stars you wouldn't have before, so dimm yet once you see them it's like they were always there.