Perception of Movement (stroboscopic motion)
definition: the process of inferring the speed and direction of objects based on visual input at periodic intervals.
example: When you are in the car, you can tell how far away something is to you based on how long it takes for it to pass. A mailbox would pass a lot quicker than say the moon would.
This picture shows how when the passenger focuses on a single point, he can tell how fast he is going and/or how far away something is.
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This picture shows how when the passenger focuses on a single point, he can tell how fast he is going and/or how far away something is.
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