Thames & Kosmos Kids First: The Human Body (Version 2) handleiding
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Bonus Experiment:
Even if it doesn’t look that
way, the red lines are the
same length, the red
circles are the same size,
and the wall is straight!
It’s really unbelievable
what our brain can do —
but it can also be
deceived. Sometimes our
eyes will see something
that our brain analyzes in
the wrong way. That’s
known as an optical
illusion.
WHAT’S HAPPENING
Hold the magic telescope in front of one eye and hold your other hand a
little way in front of your other eye. Look into the distance and slowly
guide your free hand from the end of the telescope toward your face. Try it
several times if it doesn’t work right off the bat. Suddenly you’ll see a hole
in your hand! Of course, in reality your hand is in good shape.
So why does it look like there’s a hole in it? You have tricked your brain!
Each one of your eyes sees its own image that it conveys to the brain.
Normally, these two images are pretty similar, and your brain combines
the two images into a single whole — without you noticing it at all. In this
experiment, though, the two images look completely different! See for
yourself, by shutting each eye in turn. One eye looks through the magic
telescope and sees nothing but a little circle, while the other eye sees the
entire surroundings. Your brain puts the two images together as usual —
and, well, the result is a lot of nonsense!
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Tricked Out
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Productinformatie
| Merk | Thames & Kosmos |
| Model | Kids First: The Human Body (Version 2) |
| Categorie | Niet gecategoriseerd |
| Taal | Nederlands |
| Grootte | 21540 MB |







