Eli5: what do we see when we close our eyes

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Eli5: what do we see when we close our eyes

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Anonymous 0 Comments

Our Eyelids. It is like blocking your eyes with your hand. The eyelids are only blocking the lights that’s why you only see darkness.

Anonymous 0 Comments

Our Eyelids. It is like blocking your eyes with your hand. The eyelids are only blocking the lights that’s why you only see darkness.

Anonymous 0 Comments

Our Eyelids. It is like blocking your eyes with your hand. The eyelids are only blocking the lights that’s why you only see darkness.

Anonymous 0 Comments

You see the inside of your eyelid and whatever light can get through that (very thin) layer of skin.

Your eyes adjust to the darkness, sensitizing to the low-light environment and trying to pass useful information to the brain. If there’s a sudden bright light, you might see it through your eyelids.

If you see colors or other artifacts, it’s the optical nerves trying to communicate *something* rather than *nothing* in an environment relatively devoid of information.

Anonymous 0 Comments

You see the inside of your eyelid and whatever light can get through that (very thin) layer of skin.

Your eyes adjust to the darkness, sensitizing to the low-light environment and trying to pass useful information to the brain. If there’s a sudden bright light, you might see it through your eyelids.

If you see colors or other artifacts, it’s the optical nerves trying to communicate *something* rather than *nothing* in an environment relatively devoid of information.

Anonymous 0 Comments

You see the inside of your eyelid and whatever light can get through that (very thin) layer of skin.

Your eyes adjust to the darkness, sensitizing to the low-light environment and trying to pass useful information to the brain. If there’s a sudden bright light, you might see it through your eyelids.

If you see colors or other artifacts, it’s the optical nerves trying to communicate *something* rather than *nothing* in an environment relatively devoid of information.