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Do your eyes hurt after looking at the solar eclipse? Here s what to know

Staring directly at the sun for as little as five seconds can damage your eyes, and looking for longer can permanently alter your vision.

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Do your eyes hurt after looking at the solar eclipse? Here s what to know

Do your eyes hurt after looking at the solar eclipse? Here s what to know
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How to Protect Your Eyes During the Solar Eclipse

Properly viewing the total solar eclipse on April 8 in North Texas means doing more than just shielding your eyes from the light.

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Why you shouldn t look at a solar eclipse without eye protection – The Fort Morgan Times

Experts say that staring at the sun for as little as 5 seconds can damage your eyes. Look longer, and that damage could become permanent.

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Why you shouldn t look at a solar eclipse without eye protection – Sterling Journal-Advocate

Experts say that staring at the sun for as little as 5 seconds can damage your eyes. Look longer, and that damage could become permanent.

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