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Because the moon is in front of the sun. The brightness is reduced during partial coverage to the point that you won't reflexively look away anymore, but the UV
by deadmetheny 9y ago
Because the moon is in front of the sun. The brightness is reduced during partial coverage to the point that you won't reflexively look away anymore, but the UV is still there and still causes eye damage.
- deadmetheny 9y agoSo why am I being downvoted for answering a question, exactly?
- jstanley 9y agoI didn't downvote you, but the reason some did is probably because we want to know why the UV is still there. Merely restating that the UV is still there contributes nothing.