/sci/ - Science & Math

Yes because they block 100% of the reflected light and about 60% of scattered light - you can see through the surface of water with them, you don't get reflections off the road or the hood of your car.

This will be helpful info, assuming we survive the asteroid that could hit us today. 2011 SO5, look it up =( Red alert issued by nasa, condition level 8 meaning its orbit is second most difficult to track

The best would be a light brown variable tent (brown can slightly improve contrast) polarized - and make sure they fit good, fit is always important. Obama, Bush, Cheney and many other "elite" are in Denver (the largest deep bunker for usa cog) and several big fortune 500 CEOs happen to be in denver now for a "conference" WTF - Comet elenin was a false flag to distract us from thus!

Side lenses are also nice for your peripheral vision

>>2336216
I completely agree with you.

>>1865567
HOWEVER, this is NOT what I'm advocating. I'm not gonna become one of those colonial British cockbags taking children from their mothers to special schools.