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| − | '''Sight''' is one of the five [[senses]] and is the aspect of seeing. The [[eye]] detects electromagnetic waves with the visible spectrum and the [[brain]] interprets these signals and perceives distant reality based upon them. Having | + | '''Sight''' is one of the five [[senses]] and is the aspect of seeing. The [[eye]] detects electromagnetic waves with the visible spectrum and the [[brain]] interprets these signals and perceives distant reality based upon them. Having two or more eyes allows for depth perception. While humans see in [[color]], many other species do not. Color vision is most restricted at night or in deeper water depths. |
Someone who no longer has sight is [[blind]]. | Someone who no longer has sight is [[blind]]. | ||
[[Category:Senses]] | [[Category:Senses]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 02:49, March 24, 2016
Sight is one of the five senses and is the aspect of seeing. The eye detects electromagnetic waves with the visible spectrum and the brain interprets these signals and perceives distant reality based upon them. Having two or more eyes allows for depth perception. While humans see in color, many other species do not. Color vision is most restricted at night or in deeper water depths.
Someone who no longer has sight is blind.