Is that glass is falling? Even i m confused about that glass, the shape of the glass is not perfect and the effect of the table cloth is something unusual.
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Wednesday, October 17, 2012
Expansion Ray Surface Illusion
This is similar to the moving illusion, Each ray appears to move outward and circle seems to dancing while you look at the center closely.
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America's Cup Sailing Illusion
In honor of the current defending America's Cup champion, Team Alinghi (the black and red ship below) of Geneva, Switzerland, here is a real life sailing illusion. Which direction are these ships sailing? Away from us, toward us or one in each direction.
The novice sailor might take up to 15 seconds to derive the correct answer.
Your 15 seconds are up what is the correct answer? Was your initial thought correct or did reality come to you slightly after that first thought. I'll tell you this much at first glance I was wrong, blinked my eyes, then concluded correctly.
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The novice sailor might take up to 15 seconds to derive the correct answer.
Your 15 seconds are up what is the correct answer? Was your initial thought correct or did reality come to you slightly after that first thought. I'll tell you this much at first glance I was wrong, blinked my eyes, then concluded correctly.
Friday, October 12, 2012
Triple Sunrise Illusion
Today, the Sun rises due east at the Equinox, a geocentric astronomical event that occurs twice a year. To celebrate, consider this view of the rising Sun and a lovely set of ice halos recorded on a cold winter morning near Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA, planet Earth. Produced by sunlight shining through common atmospheric ice crystals with hexagonal cross-sections, such halos can actually be seen more often than rainbows. The remarkable sunrise picture captures a beautiful assortment of the types most frequently seen, including a sun pillar (center) just above the rising Sun surrounded by a 22 degree halo arc. Completing a triple sunrise illusion, sundogs appear at the far left and far right edges of the 22 degree arc. An upper tangent arc is also just visible at the very top of the view.
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7 hidden Dolphins Optical Illusions
This painting is by Jim Warren. It is an illusion of a different type. Find the seven dolphins in this picture and relive a little part of your childhood. We must playing lots of puzzle game during our childhood time but hardly finds the answer here are some more puzzles for us but not easy to get away from it.
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Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Six Pillars Illusion
How many pillars does this building have? Do you know which pillars are in front and which pillars are behind? Don’t know? I think only the pillars on the far left and right are normal and the other 4 are not in a proper order
Sexy Lady Optical Illusion
The Girl can be looking toward you or away from you and the lines can be drawn in to show either perspective.
Which way is this lovely girl actually facing?
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Which way is this lovely girl actually facing?
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