This is where the moon appears to move with you as you travel around on the surface of the earth. Because it is so far away, it does not change its position with respect to you when you move. When a small, stationary object is seen in front of a moving background, it often produces the illusion that the small object is moving and the background is stationary. The motion is called induced motion, since the motion of the small object is induced by motion of the background. This illusion can sometimes be seen when the moon is seen through transparent, moving clouds.
Cells have an equal chance of being dominated by either eye.
The pattern of ocular dominance over the visual cortex is extremely regular, forming ocular dominance bands. During acceleration, the stones tend to stay still in space and therefore bend the cilia on the hair cells. The otolith system cannot tell the difference between the acceleration of gravity and acceleration caused by moving from one place to another. Using mainly cones. The ability to accommodate the refractive power of the eye to a particular distance depends on the remarkable property of the lens to be flexible.