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Parvathaneni NagaVeerendra
In this article i would like to present an interesting topic to my readers.I would Like Publish a post related to this article with 3 parts.Like OPTICAL ILLUSIONS Part 1,OPTICAL ILLUSIONS Part 2,OPTICAL ILLUSIONS Part 3.
Optical Illusion is nothing but an visual illusion.Whenver we observe particular optical image it should changes as a objects internally when we keenly observe then it can get to know.
Observation1:
In Which Direction They Spin?
Michael caught a remarkable show on national geographic the other day,featuring some of the most interesting optical illusions of our time.One of the illusions that makes more trouble some is spinning circles.
This is how it works: both of the outer rims (made from spinning balls) rotate in counter-clockwise direction. But if you try and focus on one of the central dots (i.e. yellow one), the outer rim of another will seem to spin in opposite direction! This works vice-versa. To put it short – concentrating on the yellow ball will make it seem that the balls on the left are turning in opposite direction, while in fact they aren’t! Strange isn’t it?
Rounded Dots Optical Illusion?
Here’s an excellent “wavy” animation discovered by Till Hartmann. It’s a great illustration of a collective phenomena. When you observe closely, each dot travels along a regular circle-path. Since most of the circles are mutually out of phase, they form illusive waves floating steadily across the screen. Things like this happen all over the place; just take water or sound waves for example. They work in basically the same way – the small back-and-forth motions of individual molecules lead to compression larger-scale patterns moving throughout the medium.
Totally here Nine Faces will be there including with Dog.
Multiple Face Illusion?
Optical Illusion is nothing but an visual illusion.Whenver we observe particular optical image it should changes as a objects internally when we keenly observe then it can get to know.
Observation1:
In Which Direction They Spin?
Michael caught a remarkable show on national geographic the other day,featuring some of the most interesting optical illusions of our time.One of the illusions that makes more trouble some is spinning circles.
This is how it works: both of the outer rims (made from spinning balls) rotate in counter-clockwise direction. But if you try and focus on one of the central dots (i.e. yellow one), the outer rim of another will seem to spin in opposite direction! This works vice-versa. To put it short – concentrating on the yellow ball will make it seem that the balls on the left are turning in opposite direction, while in fact they aren’t! Strange isn’t it?
Rounded Dots Optical Illusion?
Here’s an excellent “wavy” animation discovered by Till Hartmann. It’s a great illustration of a collective phenomena. When you observe closely, each dot travels along a regular circle-path. Since most of the circles are mutually out of phase, they form illusive waves floating steadily across the screen. Things like this happen all over the place; just take water or sound waves for example. They work in basically the same way – the small back-and-forth motions of individual molecules lead to compression larger-scale patterns moving throughout the medium.
It’s a simple demonstration of how large-scale, collective phenomena can emerge from very simple small-scale behaviour.
How Many People?
Multiple Face Illusion?
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