The Reality Reports

What Happens When Bubbles Meet Your Eyes: Champagne causes a burning sensation in your eyes primarily because of carbon dioxide. The bubbles that make champagne sparkle are actually CO2 gas trapped in the liquid under pressure.  When this carbonated beverage comes into contact with your eyes, the carbon dioxide reacts with the moisture on your eye's surface to form carbonic acid.  This mild acid irritates the sensitive tissues of your eyes, creating that stinging, burning feeling that makes you want to blink rapidly or rinse your eyes immediately.

Most people worry about germs in restaurant bathrooms, but science reveals a surprising fact: the menu you're holding likely contains 100 times more bacteria than the toilet seat down the hall.  This discovery has changed how health experts view restaurant cleanliness and what diners should know before their next meal out.

The Ban That Changed An Art Form:  For much of the 20th century, New York City was famous for its art, music, and fashion. However, one art form was forced to hide in the shadows. Tattooing was illegal in the city from 1961 until 1997.  This meant that people who wanted tattoos had to find artists who worked in secret, often in apartments or hidden shops.  The reason for the ban was fear about health risks and the spread of disease. At the time, people did not have as much knowledge about how to keep tattooing safe and clean.

When it comes to sunglasses, finding a pair that looks good, protects your eyes, and lasts can be a challenge.  Shady Rays offers a solution by blending quality, style, and a commitment to helping others.  Here’s what makes Shady Rays stand out and why they could be the right choice for your next pair of shades.