How Your Eyes Work At Night
It is widely known that your eyes need light to see. Your sight begins when light enters the eye, the light triggers light-sensitive cells in the back of your eye. This causes signals to be sent from the optic nerve to the brain which is what makes us see.So, if we need light to see, how can we see in the dark? Our eyes can let us see things around us in an incredibly wide range of lighting conditions, from incredibly bright to almost pitch black. This is due to different parts of the eye working together to ensure that you can see in different settings.In dark conditions, three parts of the eye work in unison to allow us to





