Sunglasses

They didn't fire them.

Sunglasses, that probably is accidental.

Hats is probably accidental usually.

Yeah,

I've always said the sun, especially in the morning, is the best thing that you can do for yourself for not only hormone regulation, but circadian rhythm regulation, and it just, it sets the tone.

And, you know, I've talked about not wearing sunglasses before.

Sunglasses, what it's doing is it stops sign-- it stops sending the signals from your brain to your skin that you're now in the sun.

The protection of the skin that it's going to have is not going to be there because you've blocked the eyes to receive that signal, and then we're having to slather on all this sunscreen in order to protect ourself, and it's just a vicious cycle.

We go round and round and round and round.

The sun breaks through the overcast, and Tom McKenna, the center of the New York Mets, brings the sunglasses out.

They also take the glasses to Cleon Jones in left field.

Sunglasses brought out to Joe Foy and to Cleon Jones.

The angle of the sun has the sun right in the eyes of the third baseman and the left fielder.

Now the Mets dugout trying to get the attention of Ron Swoboda, and they move Swoboda closer to the right field line.

sun.

Sunglasses, what happens is they dull the receptors, so your eyes, they absorb the sunlight, and then they tell your body how to react as a response to that.

That's correct.

And if you don't, then it turns off.

That whole rags the richest thing.

Sunglasses indoors, truly, you know, like type energy.

But my adoptive mom who ended up adopting me, she went out on a limb.

You know, she was working a stable job.

Check it for scratches and pinholes before every use.

Sunglasses, exposed film, smoked glass, and welding glass below Shade 14 are not safe and never were.

And supervise children the entire time.

And that's Astronomy Daily for Monday the 14th of September.