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So AmobiusStrip is a geometric figure with a rather unusual quality that's not visible to the naked eye, which is that it only has one side.
So a Mobius strip is a geometric figure with a rather unusual quality that's not visible to the naked eye, which is that it only has one side.
Unlike during a solar eclipse, it's safe to look at the moon with the naked eye during a lunar eclipse.
Unlike during a solar eclipse, it's safe to look at the Moon with the naked eye during a lunar eclipse.
It's impossible to see them with the naked eye; you've never seen one in the night sky.
It's impossible to see them with the naked eye.
For 3,000,000,000 years, all life on Earth was invisible to the naked eye.
To the naked eye, you think maybe it's a little burnt.
To the naked eye, you'd think maybe it's a little burnt.
Why don't they just reach out to us more, think of us more, hold us more? It's so simple. Except it's not. Not for them, at least. It would be as hard for these people to take this on board as it would be for us to run up a cliff face, levitate a car or fly between buildings. The difficulty may be traceless, it's every bit as real and as incontestable. We have to accept something beyond the evidence of our senses, in the way we have to accept a principle of physics that defies the naked eye. We have to accept that for a certain sort of person to say a sentence like, I can't live without you,
We have to accept something beyond the evidence of our senses—in the way we have to accept a principle of physics that defies the naked eye.
Cactus to the naked eye, lightly seasoned, okay?
Cactus to the naked eye.
About 18 of its moons are some combination of big enough and close enough to see them from Saturn with the naked eye – 6 of them are too big and their eclipses probably look mostly like nighttime, so B-tier.
About 18 of its moons are some combination of big enough and close enough to see them from Saturn with the naked eye.
From earth, they'd look a bit brighter in the night sky enough that Ceres would become visible to the naked eye.
a bit brighter in the night sky, enough that Ceres would become visible to the naked eye.
For thousands of years, people thought that the dead's hair and fingernails kept growing after death because that's what it looked like to the naked eye.
it looked like to the naked eye.