Surgery Lets You See Invisible UV Light! #shorts

Did you know that after getting cataracts surgery you may be able to see normally-invisible UV wavelengths? #science #stem #stemeducation #physics #light #optics #surgery #biology #eyes #sciencefacts #monet #painter #shorts #shortsvideo

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[devvaughn]

I wish somehow they coupd build a pair of glasses that would let us see different spectrums to see if there is anything living around us that is on a different spectrum or even a camera idk jus a thought...

[ashleyobrien]

You can't just remove a lens and then expect to see U.V or whatever, it flips the image and focuses it. I doubt there's be any lens to use as a replacement that would let U.V. through...

[JarredMunson-cvi]

Bro we would be absolutely disturb with the things we can see with uv vision

[mcmickdonalds]

wait what? I had my lenses removed and I never heard about that

[thebadlander]

Apparently humans used to be able to see UV

[ranmindyt]

It would require too much brain-power to see more colors, but in this case it's not a new receptor but a removal of UV filters, it's so interesting...