Looking down is looking up

Jack M. Loomis ()
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Nature, 2001, vol. 414, issue 6860, 155-156

Abstract: How do we perceive distance using only one eye? A neat variation on existing methods of measuring visually perceived distance highlights the importance of 'angular declination', a cue long thought to be involved.

Date: 2001
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