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How We See Color | American Museum of Natural History

How We See Color | American Museum of Natural History

3.2K views · 33 reactions | You weren’t built to see this color—but scientists bypassed your biology. ️ Our eyes contain three types of cone cells—short, medium, and long—that detect specific light wavelengths, but the medium cone never activates on its own in nature. By isolating it with precise laser stimulation, researchers forced the brain to process a new color called olo! #Science #Biology #Vision #Neuroscience #Olo | Museum of Science, Boston | Facebook

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1.5K views · 77 reactions | Whether humans will ever perceive an entirely new color is a fascinating question with two sides. Our vision relies on three types of cone cells in the eye, limiting our perception to a specific range of wavelengths. Without altering these receptors, we're stuck with the colors we know. Some animals possess more cone cells, experiencing a world painted in hues we can't even imagine. | The Brain Maze | Facebook

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Why Are Cones Crucial For Quick Visual Adaptation?

Why Are Cones Crucial For Quick Visual Adaptation?

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What Is The Spectral Sensitivity Of Retinal Cones?

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How Does The Cone Of Vision Shape Art Perspective? - Firsts of the World

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