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Human pilots do get depth information by either looking, and/or by radar and other instruments.
by analyst74 9y ago
Human pilots do get depth information by either looking, and/or by radar and other instruments.
- skj 9y agoHumans don't get depth information past some distance that is probably pretty small compared to how far away objects are in flight. Past that point it's all contextual.
- djrogers 9y agoHuman pilots don't really use vision to see depth when flying - most things in flight are too difficult to judge distance/size, so one learns to fly without. As for radar, most planes don't have their own radar. About all you're gonna get for anything close to depth is al altimeter.
- robertfw 9y agoto be fair, we're also usually not flying around inside a room