How do we see things?

This activity first reviews the fact that we see things only when light from a source enters the eye - either directly from a source to our eyes, or after reflection from an object. It then introduces the main parts of the eye and what they do, and goes on to investigate how our pupils adapt to low and high levels of light.

Article Id: 18040 | Date published: 10/1/2012
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