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    Experiment No. 14

    Two eyes are Better than one!

    Experiment: To show that two eyes give a fuller picture.

    Materials:

    You will need:

    Yourself!

    Method:

    1) With both eyes open, take your two index fingers and bring them together at arms reach in front of your face.
    Easy, isn't it?

    2) Now, close one eye and try it.

    Variation:

    3) Try catching a small ball with one eye blacked out or closed.

     

    Conclusion: There is little doubt that having a second eye adds greatly to our ability to function correctly.

    Now, experiment 15 takes a look at ways in which you can fool your eyes - optical illusions.

    For further information on the eye, click here. Our Young Scientist project last year was on 'LIGHT'. Click here to find out more!

     

     

    Fourth Class Experiments

    1. Balancing Clown | 2. Oily Divers! | 3. Under Pressure | 4. Dancing Snake | 5. Chromatography | 6. Bubbles

    7. Slime | 8. Balloon Rockets | 9. Under Pressure | 10. Surface Tension 1 | 11. Surface Tension 2 | 12. Surface Tension 3

    13. Find your 'Blind Spot' | 14. Two eyes are better than one! | 15. Some optical illusions

    16. and 17. More Balancing | 18. Dissolve an egg in vinegar! | 19. Egg Float | 20. Some Paper Airplanes