There is a reflex that makes you sneeze when you look at the sun.
Why it is true
The photic sneeze reflex affects about 18 to 35 percent of people. When sunlight suddenly enters the eyes, the optic nerve stimulates the trigeminal nerve, which triggers the sneeze. It is an inherited trait.
Source: Nature
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