Author: Tatsuto Takeuchi
What do you see? How do you see it? Learn about how the brain works through optical illusions!
This is one of the books in the "Children's Science Science Books NEXT" series, which is a collection of visual materials on science themes aimed at children who love science.
The theme of this book is "optical illusions." As you turn the pages and see the pictures and photographs that appear, you will be enveloped in a mysterious feeling.
We'll introduce it in the form of a quiz to help you understand what's so mysterious about it, so be sure to give it a try!
Are the lines really straight? Are the colors you see really those colors? What is in the photo?
Try out optical illusions in a variety of ways, such as moving the book away, turning it upside down, or measuring it with a ruler.
I'm sure there will be many surprises.
After enjoying the many optical illusions, try thinking about why they appear the way they do. It's because of how our brains work. We've provided an explanation on the explanation page, so check your answers and experience the mysterious functions of the brain for yourself.
There are also optical illusions that are more effective when viewed on a screen than on paper. These optical illusions are available as video content, so please try them out and experience them with the accompanying explanations.
What do you see? How do you see it? Learn about how the brain works through optical illusions!
This is one of the books in the "Children's Science Science Books NEXT" series, which is a collection of visual materials on science themes aimed at children who love science.
The theme of this book is "optical illusions." As you turn the pages and see the pictures and photographs that appear, you will be enveloped in a mysterious feeling.
We'll introduce it in the form of a quiz to help you understand what's so mysterious about it, so be sure to give it a try!
Are the lines really straight? Are the colors you see really those colors? What is in the photo?
Try out optical illusions in a variety of ways, such as moving the book away, turning it upside down, or measuring it with a ruler.
I'm sure there will be many surprises.
After enjoying the many optical illusions, try thinking about why they appear the way they do. It's because of how our brains work. We've provided an explanation on the explanation page, so check your answers and experience the mysterious functions of the brain for yourself.
There are also optical illusions that are more effective when viewed on a screen than on paper. These optical illusions are available as video content, so please try them out and experience them with the accompanying explanations.
Released 25/12/04
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