I remember my city's science museum had an exhibit on optics. There were goggles you could wear that would simulate eyes of different animals while you walked around some obstacles. It took some time to get used to.
The horse goggles were really trippy. Couldn't see in front, but could see wide on the sides.
Fun project for any DIY scientists out there that want something neat to bring to parties.
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I remember my city's science museum had an exhibit on optics. There were goggles you could wear that would simulate eyes of different animals while you walked around some obstacles. It took some time to get used to.
The horse goggles were really trippy. Couldn't see in front, but could see wide on the sides.
Fun project for any DIY scientists out there that want something neat to bring to parties.