Why does staring at something bright leave a black spot on your vision even when you close your eyes, and how does it go away later? 474 viewsMay 15, 2020 0 Question65.35K May 15, 2020 1 Comment Why does staring at something bright leave a black spot on your vision even when you close your eyes, and how does it go away later? In: Biology titsey commented May 15, 2020 When the light is too bright, those photoreceptors get over stimulated and remain active for a while even when there is no light source. However doing this for a wile can damage the photoreceptors an cause a condition called Solar Retinopathy. 0 Answers ActiveVotedNewestOldest Register or Login
When the light is too bright, those photoreceptors get over stimulated and remain active for a while even when there is no light source. However doing this for a wile can damage the photoreceptors an cause a condition called Solar Retinopathy.