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Does looking at the sun on television hurt your eyes? While out walking today, my son asked me another question I couldn't answer. He said that we're all told not to look directly at the sun, it's bad for our eyes; but what if a camera had filmed the sun, then we watched it on television - would that still be bad for our eyes? Peter Finan Haworth West Yorkshire
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Asked by peterfinan
on 2009-09-13 14:53:14

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Categories: Weather .

Tags: Eyes, sun, television.

I can raise my left eyebrow by itself to look quizzical, but not the right one. Why? I can only raise my left eyebrow by itself to look quizzical. My right eyebrow won't work in the same way, although I can do both at once. Any ideas why this is? I'm right-handed, if that helps. Polly Asquith, Paris, France
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Asked by Moderator
on 2009-09-02 14:22:14

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Categories: Human Body, Unanswered.

Tags: Eyes, face, muscle, eyebrow, expression.

Why do onions attack human eyes so violently when being sliced, and what countermeasures can one take?
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Asked by TonyBrookes
on 2009-08-23 20:02:41

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Categories: Domestic Science.

Tags: Food, Eyes.

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