Well will it? I was thinking about this today looking at the planes flying over us at the shoreham airshow. I can always remember my mum telling me that, and being petrified of doing it. So will it really do it or is it an old wives tale?
the u.v sunlight from the sun will damage your eyes over a period of time , so its best to avoid looking directly at the sun unless your looking through u.v protected glasses.Well will it? I was thinking about this today looking at the planes flying over us at the shoreham airshow. I can always remember my mum telling me that, and being petrified of doing it. So will it really do it or is it an old wives tale?
Never thought of that . I only got night viz. ones I use @ Devil`s Dyke and Ashdown ForestTry taking a pair of binoculars out in the sun, focus to infinity, point at sun then hold a piece of paper at eyepiece where your eye would be, when the paper gets scorched then burst into flames there is your answer.
Wotan
Bet he never played with calcium carbide or magnesium ribbon either.Wotan beat me to it!
Thermo, did you lead a sheltered life as a young boy?
Did you never mess around with a magnifying glass? Trying to burn the wings off Daddy Long Legs? Give a butterfly extra markings? Light a fire?
Or are you a youngster constrained by the H&S zealots?
Funny what your mum wont let you play withBet he never played with calcium carbide or magnesium ribbon either.
Mum never knew the half of it, we used to be able to buy some realitively dangerous chemicals, how we were not blinded or maimed, was more luck than judgment.Funny what your mum wont let you play withBet he never played with calcium carbide or magnesium ribbon either.