Luckily, you wont have to sit around waiting for pollen to blow in your open window so you can find out. D News put together this video explaining why you can, indeed, sneeze without blowing our your eyeballs. I know most of us knew this anyway, but it is nice to know the science behind things sometimes.
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Monday, October 6, 2014
Can You Sneeze With Your Eyes Open?
So can you sneeze without closing your eyes? We are not
asking in general, but rather, specifically asking you. Can YOU sneeze
without closing your eyes? Some people are aware and some are blissfully
unaware until the sneeze comes and the force of said sneeze causes you
to shut your eyes. This has also started the rumor that we close our
eyes when we sneeze as a reflex because the pressure can cause our eyes
to shoot out of our skulls. I know, I know, it is silly, but a great
many people think it. So can you sneeze with your eyes open?
Luckily, you wont have to sit around waiting for pollen to blow in your open window so you can find out. D News put together this video explaining why you can, indeed, sneeze without blowing our your eyeballs. I know most of us knew this anyway, but it is nice to know the science behind things sometimes.
Keep
in mind, if you would rather not watch it and go on believing we can
shoot our eyeballs out of our skulls with a strong enough sneeze, that's
fine. No respect lost here. Some just dare to dream bigger than others.
We cannot fault you for that.
Luckily, you wont have to sit around waiting for pollen to blow in your open window so you can find out. D News put together this video explaining why you can, indeed, sneeze without blowing our your eyeballs. I know most of us knew this anyway, but it is nice to know the science behind things sometimes.
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