well, it is actually a way to see the shadows of the little veins in your own eye...

[maarten.1975]

On a Dutch 'video-dump-site' I found this movie, which I liked a lot. Some anatomy about the human eye, and I thought of it as quite interesting.

The start of the movie is a bit quick, he starts explaining about a little blind spot in the human eye due to the biological- anatomical construction of the eye. And at the end you learn how to see the shadows of tiny little veins in your own eye.... :shock:
(it works for me)

My advice: spend those 8 minutes seeing the video, it is worth it! :nod:


http://www.dumpert.nl/mediabase/1901401/7dded292/waarom_onze_ogen_blinde_vlekken_hebben.html

[Deathcricket]

Wow! FOund both of them, the blind spot and my vasculature(SP) that was a really neat video. Thanks for sharing! :2thumbs:

That might explain. I actually see a permanent "hair like" substance in my vision and it is very annoying sometimes. I don't always notice it, but looking up at a blue sky it's very prominent. My eye doctor says its a piece of protein floating in my eye. But I suspect it might be one of these nerves that are supposed to go around the outside now goes through the middle. Like maybe it got detached and is in the wrong place.

[archbishop]

well there you go. Now what do I do with this info? Still very interesting.