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Effects of chromatic aberration in the human eye
Due to metamerism, many different light spectra can be used to show a white colour.
If I understand it correctly, it is even possible to make white light by combining only two monochromatic light ...
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Can humans feel artificial light? [closed]
I know humans can feel sunlight - even blindfolded, it's easy to tell if one is in the noon sun or indoors. However, I don't know about artificial light. Can humans feel sufficiently harsh artificial ...
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What scientific evidence is there for the definable real world quality of redness independent our perception? [closed]
With light poise and counter-poise, Nature oscillates within prescribed limits. Yet thus all arise the varieties and conditions of the phenomena which are present to us in space and time. - Goethe
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Do prescription glasses augment or mitigate the effect of the sun on the skin around the eyes directly beneath them (assuming no UV blocking coating)?
The question is about minus correction (nearsightedness), but would also be interesting to know how it differs for plus correction (farsightedness), cylinder correction (astigmatism), axis correction.