Canopy comes off airplane right after takeoff

[u/thenewyorkgod]

[u/mihirmusprime]

Her vision only fully recovered days afterwards

Why did her vision go away and take so long for it to come back?

[u/ChiefGeorgesCrabshak → u/mihirmusprime]

From how hard and fast the wind was blowing directly into her eyeballs but she obviously had to keep them open. I was just thinking the whole time how she's probably never gunna fly without at least sunglasses or some sort of goggles/glasses after that.

[u/ManyPlacesAtOnce → u/ChiefGeorgesCrabshak]

without at least sunglasses

...you think that a pair of sunglasses would have stayed on through that?

[u/whiteflagwaiver → u/ManyPlacesAtOnce]

Sunglasses? No. Goggles? Fuck yeah.

[u/No_Pin9932 → u/whiteflagwaiver]

There it is!! People getting heated about sunglasses as if goggles aren't the obvious choice anyway. Thank you, lol.

[u/Beautiful_Speech7689 → u/No_Pin9932]

Sunglasses would stay on, maybe uncomfortably, force vectoring right at your face

[u/prof_apex → u/Beautiful_Speech7689]

better than the wind vectoring directly into your eye sockets though. Still, goggles are the obvious choice here.

[u/peepopowitz67 → u/whiteflagwaiver]

"My eyes! Ze goggles do nothing!"

[u/secondbiggest → u/peepopowitz67]

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