iBilib: The secret of MAGICAL EYEGLASSES!

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Aired (September 29, 2024): Ipinahayag nina Kuya Chris Tiu at Angel Guardian ang misteryong bumabalot sa ating mga mata—alamin ang sikreto kung paano natin natutuklasan ang mundo sa pamamagitan ng ating paningin, at huwag palampasin ang kanilang nakakabilib na paliwanag!

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00:00Angel, can you see my magic eyeglasses?

00:03This? Kuya Chris, those are magic eyeglasses? No way.

00:06Oh, you don't believe me? I have a portrait here, okay?

00:10Now, look at this using the magic eyeglasses.

00:13Okay.

00:17So, what can you see?

00:19Nothing's happening, Kuya Chris.

00:21You can see two images.

00:23Now, close your left eye.

00:26Oh, yes! One image is gone.

00:28Okay. Now, open your left eye.

00:31Close your right eye.

00:33Okay. There!

00:35Oh, one image is also gone.

00:38Amazing!

00:40Right? Magic eyeglasses, right?

00:42Yes.

00:44It's so simple. That's the magic of science, okay?

00:46So that we can understand and appreciate why that's what you see when you blink this and this.

00:53Let's watch this.

00:55It's trivia time!

00:58What's the name of the colored part of the eye?

01:02A. Cornea

01:04B. Iris

01:06or C. Retina

01:09B. Iris

01:12It has six main colors.

01:15Brown,

01:17Amber,

01:19Hazel,

01:21Green,

01:23Blue,

01:25and Gray.

01:26There are different shades under these colors.

01:30The cornea is the clear dome that is covered by the iris.

01:34And under the iris is the lens.

01:37The retina is at the back of the eye.

01:39And this is the reason why our eyes do not bleed.

01:43When the eyes are together, it's like a hollow sphere that translates light into images based on our brain.

01:51When we look at something, the cornea takes the light and refracts it to the lens.

01:56For the light to pass through the lens, it refracts it again before it reaches the retina where the image is formed.

02:04Actually, the image is upside down when it is refracted.

02:07The image goes to the optic nerve until it reaches the occipital lobe at the back of the brain.

02:13In the brain, the image we see is correct in the correct position.

02:18In fairness, our brain is great. It can do a lot of things.

02:23But why do people need glasses?

02:26This is related to the shape of the eyes.

02:29If your eyes are longer than usual, the distance between the lens and the retina is far.

02:34That's why it's hard to see from a distance.

02:37This is called nearsightedness.

02:40Nearsighted people wear concave lenses so that more light can reach the cornea.

02:46If your eyes are small, the retina is closer to the cornea.

02:50That's why it's harder to see from a distance.

02:53This is called farsightedness.

02:56You need convex lenses so that only a little light can reach the cornea.

03:16For more information, please visit www.osho.com

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