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Scientific American, Vol. 98, No. 13 (March 1908) (1908)

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in their use. psychology. In order to understand them clearly, how- point has a movement over the retinal surface. That When the aeronaut has landed and the gas is being ever, it will be well to have certain technical matters is to say, there is a continual movement of the globe discharged from the… … Experiment to Show That the Eye Does Not Experiment Suggesting the Part Played by the The Moving Image of the Fixation Point. Remain Quiescent. Neck Muscles. EXPERIMENTS IN VISUAL FIXATION. of position of the after-image relatively to the fixation a balloon and ascend with it. The cost is not as…

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