I will be happy to accept the crazy award with you....I was just telling my brother this same thing recently. Look at the sun! it's different...and you can look directly at it and it doesn't hurt your eyes. The lights in the sky at night are different as well. I've always been a star gazer and there is definitely something different in the sky at night.

there's also no way to go blind from looking at the sun because it will not allow you to look at it for too long. Especially if it's directly overhead. Your body won't allow it even past 1 second. it's just too bright went directly overhead. Well it's on the horizon you can stare into it. even in the movies people watch the sun go down on the horizon. Some people have never even looked at the sun because they were told not to.

Nana has always been the kid that looked at it anyway too.
Same one that Mom would have to drag out of the yard when it would be lightening.
Still same on both😇😂

Nana is one that stays away from the windows when we have a lightening storm tho. I stay away from the windows while I am sitting out on the deck watching the lightning, I have no fookn idea why they want me to stay away from them, but I sit on the side of the deck with no windows while I watch the lightening. 🤣😂😂🤣

My dad taught me how to look at the sun using paper with a pin hole in it. you can watch a solar eclipse that way too or use a mirror & reflect it onto a wall.
I've looked straight at the sun many times with no ill effects. not on a hot summer day tho!
When I was little my dad would wake me up if there was a good lightening storm & we would sit on the porch together bundled up in blankets.
to this day I love a good storm. the 2 best I've seen were in Miami Beach .. spectacular, & in Maine where the sea was crashing into the rocky shore.
Great memories.