The Terrell-Penrose effect, predicted in 1959, suggests that objects moving at speeds close to that of light appear rotated.

Whether it’s a regular tree bark that slowly reveals a camouflaging owl hidden in plain sight, or a bird effortlessly walking on water. Case in point: this confusing video of a great egret that’s ...

An entrepreneur can start their business out of their home, moving up to a food truck and eventually a brick and mortar if it fits their business plan. If your car breaks down, you can still get ...

This illusion highlights how our subjective perception ... When you see the horse moving away from you, it means that you are a hopeful person with a confident look towards the future.

Two out of three lions interacted with the illusion as if it were moving prey, biting and dragging it around their enclosure. The researchers also reported welfare improvements, including more ...

Understanding AI as a true technological mechanism—not just the mystical ingredient that makes all your problems disappear—is fundamental. Unlock the future of innovation and knowledge management at ...

They include the “Following Eyes” wall — an optical illusion in which hollow concave eyes look normal until you start moving, and then they appear to be following you. While this ...

A new brain teaser tests cognitive abilities by challenging readers to form a square by moving one matchstick within 8 seconds. The puzzle features four matchsticks arranged in a plus sign.

“Our plan has always been to relocate the cinema and build an even grander Grand Illusion,” says Executive Director Brian Alter. “Now we are moving up the timing of that relocation plan.” The Grand ...

In the stopped clock illusion, there’s a clear absence of information: the eyes are moving when the clock ticks, and thus miss the actual moment when the movement occurs. Is something similar ...

This results in the fascinating illusion of the flash appearing in a place, where it never really was." As the study suggests, our peripheral vision, especially with fast-moving objects ...