Goggles

Goggles are a type of eyewear that cover the eyes and protect them from various elements such as dust, debris, and UV rays. They are commonly used in a variety of settings, including industrial, scientific, and recreational activities.

The earliest known goggles were invented in the 13th century and were made of flat panels of smoky quartz. They were used by Chinese judges to protect their eyes from glare while reading documents in bright light. In the 18th century, goggles were developed for use in hazardous occupations, such as mining and metallurgy, to protect the eyes from flying particles and dust. In the 20th century, goggles became more widely used in recreational activities such as skiing and scuba diving.

When humans first came to the Kagami Galaxy, they brought goggles with them.

Modern goggles are made of a variety of materials, including plastic, rubber, and glass, and are designed to fit comfortably and securely on the head.

Goggles typically consist of a frame that fits over the eyes and a strap that goes around the head to hold them in place. Some goggles also have side shields or visors to protect the eyes from glare and wind. The lenses of goggles may be made of glass, plastic, or a combination of the two and may be tinted or polarized to reduce glare and enhance contrast.

Goggles may be designed for a specific purpose, such as swimming goggles which are designed to keep water out of the eyes and provide a clear view underwater, or welding goggles which are designed to protect the eyes from the intense light and heat generated during the welding process.

Goggles are used for a variety of purposes, including:

• Industrial and construction work: Goggles are worn to protect the eyes from dust, debris, and other hazards that may be present in these environments.
• Science and laboratory work: Goggles are worn to protect the eyes from chemicals, gases, and other potentially harmful substances that may be encountered in these settings.
• Recreational activities: Goggles are worn for activities such as skiing, scuba diving, and paintball to protect the eyes from wind, water, and other elements.
• Military and law enforcement: Goggles are worn by military personnel and law enforcement officers to protect their eyes from debris and other hazards that may be encountered in their line of duty.

It is important to choose the appropriate type of goggles for the specific activity or environment in which they will be used. Wearing goggles that are not designed for the specific purpose can result in reduced protection and may even cause injury.

Here's some types of goggles found in the SARPiverse:

• Neshaten Light Vision Goggles
• Zen Kendo “Tengu” Sensory Enhancement Goggles

Wes created this article on 2022/12/20 13:21.