Timeline: If You Stared At The Sun For A Day

When you stare directly at the sun—or other types of bright light such as a welding torch—ultraviolet light floods your retina, literally burning the exposed tissue. That is why most of us can’t stare at the bright sun for too long. Our sensitive eyes begin to burn, and we instinctively blink and look away to avoid discomfort.
Now let's say some crazy and evil scientists kidnap you to conduct some experiments. They'll take you to someplace where the sun is exposed from sunrise to sunset. They're putting you under a machine that doesn't let you close your eyes and changes orientation according to the position of the sun. This way it's made sure that you stare at the sun for 12 hours straight.
What happens to your poor eyes? Find out in this timeline video.

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[shrekwazowski]

What parents think will happen if you watch your phone for a long time:

[Reveol]

good ending: the pain is gone and you wake up in your bed realizing it was a dream

[jwyqnjn]

Moral of the story: Don't mess with Ultraviolet Rays.

[sxnflower]

I love how they give you a little backstory before you actually go to the thing lol 😂

[daleio]

Man props to whoever stared at the sun for a day

[fieldmarshalcat]

Respect for the person that did the world record (20 minutes)

[_dumbass]

“Eh, who cares about being blind, atleast I got a world record”

[truebruhmoment]

Femur Breaker:
*"I am the most painful!"*

Laser Gif Machine:
*"I burn people's skin just to take it off of them"*

Sun:
*"i can a lot of stuff too."*

[xcubie]

"What if you stared at the sun for a day?"
*goes blind cutely*

[lalainereyeg]

“Kids, this is why you don’t stare at the sun”

-someone, I think

[lapyt]

Actually at sun rise you can stare at the sun for minutes without feeling much (don’t try it unless u research more), this is when the sun is very low and not very bright and at the point where minimal UV light is penetrating through the earths environment. Mid-day is a whole different story though.

[KoreToShinjutsu]

It's scary to think that something that's right there being looked at for just 2 minutes will give you irreparable damage

[IceCreamBoi]

After 2 seconds
Immediately bad stuff
Me: this isn’t gonna end well

[YourLocalWifiStealer]

Plot twist: The “Mad scientist” is the creator.

[marcels]

1:59 my brother pointed a laser at my eye 3 years ago and I can still see the black dot on my left eye :/

[Red-ufld]

Vocal percussion on a whole 'nother level coming from my mind!

[gtdragon]

It's all fun and games until they end it with a
- Based on a True Story

[heatherlht_]

I love that they don’t just gives you the results, they even set up a story line and say why will you stare at the sun

[jwyqnjn]

My respect goes to the guys who had to do the backstory for the video.

[namankumarverma]

If I was instead of that person I wouldn't tell anything about sun to Mad scientist 😂