Why is the eye red when it looks at dark places?

Maybe it's an illusion, there may be some hidden infrared light in the light, but in fact, it is possible to produce an illusion in dark light conditions.

That's supposed to be the point of light of the brain's ephemeral memory, and if you take it easy, it'll be gone.

1. It's not very normal;

2. It is recommended to go to the ophthalmology department to see a doctor and do an examination.

This is the prelude to becoming a refinement!

It's the same with my family, and I guess it's the color of the pupils.

It's not related to myopia, it's that your image awareness is too developed, and if you're not mistaken, you should have a good memory. And, your pineal glands.

It's basically like this for an earthling. The eyes are constantly working, and it is theoretically impossible to see things, but the brain has become accustomed to the colored environment, so there will be color images similar to hallucinations in front of them. For example, color blindness sees a gray picture, but the reason is the same.

I thought I was the only one who had this phenomenon. When you close your eyes, you can see the geometric pattern. It's beautiful. Also, I can see the spirals, the three-dimensional ones, and the different colors. I don't know how to draw, otherwise I'll draw it for him.

Are you looking at geometric figures? What I saw was a little bubble after a little bubble from a young age.

The problem with light is that the rabbit's eyes are transparent.

There may be bleeding in the eye, of course, it is more likely that the surrounding light is a problem (not completely dull), if you are not at ease, you can go to the hospital for a fundus examination or something.

If someone has a flash of light in front of their eyes, like lightning, it may be a sign of retinal traction, if it occurs rarely, you can ignore it, if it is frequent, you need to go to the hospital for examination. If the eye sees a specific object that others can't see, it may be a problem with the brain and needs to be seen in a neurologist. The night is the same as the day, and there is no such thing as turning red at night.

But the blood vessels of the eyeball are abundant, and under the ophthalmoscope, they are red day and night.