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Military

Sandia Labs Reveals New Sniper Sight [Video]

The lens borrows from eyeball mechanics for effortless changes in focus.
By Oct 13, 2014
Science

This Woman Sees 100 Times More Colors Than The Average Person

A unique genetic mutation and a well-wired brain mean that Concetta Antico is like no other artist on Earth.
By Oct 4, 2014
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Is Screen Time Bad For Your Eyes?

Short answer: Not really.
By Nov 1, 2013
Science

Blindfolded People Can Still “See” Their Own Limbs

If you wave your hand in front of your eyes, you'll think you can see it moving…even with an impermeable blindfold on.
By Oct 26, 2013
Science

Astronauts And Mice Return From Space With Altered Eyes

About one in five astronauts report vision changes after space missions. A new, small study in mice takes a look at what might cause those changes at a molecular level.
By Oct 15, 2013
Science

See The World Through The Eyes Of A Cat

An awesome, disorienting look at kitty vision.
By Sep 24, 2013
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The Mind-Bending Science Of James Turrell’s Art

Turrell, whose solo exhibit at the Guggenheim closes Wednesday, doesn't just play with the way our eyes work; he exploits how our mind processes images to reveal that at a...
By Sep 17, 2013
Science

Small Animals See The World In Slow Motion

This is why it's so hard to catch a fly bare-handed.
By Aug 23, 2013
Science

Foam Party Causes Corneal Abrasion And Vision Problems

Keep the foam in the tub, kids.
By Aug 15, 2013
Technology

How Dragonflies Could Help Scientists Build Better Robots

Dragonflies process light and dark a little differently than the rest of us.