So-called entoptic phenomena remind us that what we see isn’t always a clear view of the world around us. Maris Fessenden - Former correspondent. December 24, 2014. Get our newsletter!

The blue field entoptic phenomenon was first described in 1924 by Richard Scheerer. It consisted of using an electric light in a box as a projector to shine its light through a pure blue light ...

The video also explains another weird phenomenon of floating moving objects in our vision. It is known, the video explains as the blue field entoptic phenomenon . The video calls this effect the ...

If you look up into the blue sky long enough, and with enough attention, you should be able to see tiny blue-white dots flashing around the sky.The phenomenon was so well-known that it acquired ...

IN a search for the cause of the visual effects experienced under the influence of Mescal Button, observations were made on entoptic phenomena associated with the retina, and from these it would ...

This phenomenon is called entoptic glare. This optical effect helps to explain not only Galileo's radiant crowns but also why Jupiter, our solar system's largest planet, appears smaller than Venus.