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That's called a 'starburst' and it happens in human eyes for all sorts of reasons. It's possible naturally and also as a LASIK complication, for instance. Look
by arjie 7y ago
That's called a 'starburst' and it happens in human eyes for all sorts of reasons. It's possible naturally and also as a LASIK complication, for instance.
Look for 'starburst' here https://visionsimulations.com/ https://visionsimulations.com/ Sadly the simulation site is down because of the new Cross-Origin restrictions on images in canvases but perhaps you can see what it looks like in the preview images on the main page and if you google 'starburst vision'.