Visual Reorientation Illusions

There’s No ‘Up’ or ‘Down’ Direction in Space, Research Reveals How Our Brains Should Deal With It

Medicine & Technology Jan 15, 2021

Researchers recently showed that the interpretation of an individual of gravity's direction could be changed by how their brains respond to visual information.

Visual Reorientation Illusions

There’s No ‘Up’ or ‘Down’ Direction in Space, Research Reveals How Our Brains Should Deal With It

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