If you were to close to the TV it would most likely effend your eyes. Including if you were sitting on your sofa it wouldn't affect your eyes...but it can if you've been watching it for too long.
Yes.
The old standard monitors flicker every few seconds. You may not notice it because it happens very quickly, but these flickers can cause eye strain.
Staring at a computer screen, new or old, for a long will also damage your eyes, particularly if you sit too close to the screen. Your vision could drop as your eyes try to adjust to prevent physical damage, resulting in you needing glasses.
Try and get a screen-protector specially designed to protect the eyes from long exposure.
Looking at a very close-by object (such as TV, cell phone, computer) for a long period of time without looking in the distance can be bad for eyes.
No. Computers and television can cause eye strain or fatigue but will not cause permanent damage.
Your Straining Your Eyes Alot And The Brain Is Uncomfortable With The Lighting In Your Eyes. And Your Unable To Move Your Eyes All Around The Screen Normally With The Brain Relaxed.
yes
only if you get to close.
There are many reasons why someone might close their eyes when they sing. They might not want to be distracted by people watching them.
While we were watching in horror the apartment building collapsed in front of our eyes.
because your watching a screen for a long time, the screen is bright and your eyes dont like alot of brightness. =]
it can hurt your eyes if your too close because the tv gives off a radiation that can give you cancer
3 senses: Ears for hearing, Eyes for watching, Hand for feeling.
if you have to get close to the computer screen to see the print, then yes. it is.
Yes, they do.
Yes It could. While the old wive's tale that sitting too close to the tv can make you go blind is simply not true, it is possible that sitting too close to the screen (tv, computer, or otherwise) for too long can definitely cause eyestrain (which is temporary), or, in some people, myopia, or nearsightedness (which tends to be permanent unless you get corrective surgery).
There is no evidence to suggest that 9 inch television screen cause harm to eyes. If it causes discomfort, then stop watching. It may be due to the viewing distance rather than the screen itself but whatever the cause of discomfort, take action to prevent it.