How to spot fake eclipse glasses (CNET News)
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- čas přidán 8. 09. 2024
- Read the CNET article here - cnet.co/2wpwiMG
Don't be fooled and fry your eyes. Here are some ways to tell if your shades are trustworthy.
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*No fake eclipse glasses for me, I'll be using my own damn eyes!*
Illuminat3d If you're being serious, DON'T. You can do serious damage to your eyes, and this has been proven with previous solar eclipses
Illuminat3d u can run ur eyes by doing that
You will be blinded. Don't mess with the Sun. It will win. Be smart.
CNET the sun has nothing on me! What if there's a cloud!? Checkmate CNET!
Illuminat3d the sun will win every time
Mine doesn't have any certification, but when i look directly at the sun, it basically looks like the moon and everything else is dark. I highly doubt it can damage my eyes. It looks so dark as it is.
SEIC is a good brand
I've been trying to tell people that the ISO# can also be faked too. But no one believes me.
Good ideas on how to check your glasses before you fry your eyes with a fake pair of shades
On April 8, 2024, you’ll see a solar eclipse tomorrow
Woa you news people really made this so easy. Many will be fooled and you got the nerve to mock people like they are grade 1 kids? Wtf
This girl is really cute
1:20
LMFAO
I'm so broke I can look at the sun with no glasses
I'm so broke I can't even pay attention.
Oh you are so broke you will destroy your eyes
I’m so roke I can’t afford the b or e.
This is a silly question but how come sunglasses won't work?
Cool Guy oh okay, thanks for telling me
Sunglasses may be able to block light but it can't block all harmful radiation which came from look directly at the sun, because It's not design for that.
Muka Zero Not quite
For other people wondering:
Sunglasses are designed for the small percentage of UV (and visible light) that bounces off the ground. Looking directly at the sun is FAR more intense.
It's like the difference between being in your car looking at something lit by your bright headlights, vs staring directly into someone else's high beams. But 100 times more.
I got some solar glasses from online they dont have the iso thing on them but when i put them on and turn my flashlight on my phone i see the same thing the women sees in the vid. Are the safe or not
What she described is exactly what you're supposed to be seeing. Just the bulb; nothing else. Though I'd personally put more stock in checking whether the vendor you bought them from is legit vs a simple test like this. The test described here is basically just a sanity check, the tests vendors are required to pass in order to get the ISO certification are much more extensive.
Use glass bottle
brian romero lol
8th comment boiiiiiiiiiii