It's not like moon-walking astronauts don't already have plenty of hazards to deal with. There's less gravity, extreme temperatures, radiation--and the whole place is aggressively dusty. If that weren't enough, it also turns out that the visual-sensory cues we use to perceive depth and distance don't work as expected--on the moon, human eyeballs can turn […]
How One Researcher Is Using VR to Help Our Eyes Adapt to Seeing in Space
Singularity Hub - 29 Nov 2018 17:00
It's not like moon-walking astronauts don't already have plenty of hazards to deal with. There's less gravity, extreme temperatures, radiation--and the whole place is aggressively dusty. If that weren't enough, it also turns out that the visual-sensory cues we use to perceive depth and distance don't work as expected--on the moon, human eyeballs can turn […]
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