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The lenses in your eyes refract different wavelengths at different angles - think of a rainbow coming out of a prism. Only one wavelength can be perfectly tuned
by fernmyth 3y ago
The lenses in your eyes refract different wavelengths at different angles - think of a rainbow coming out of a prism. Only one wavelength can be perfectly tuned to project a clear image onto your retinas. We are optimized for green, red is close enough, but blue always looks blurry.
- pavel_lishin 3y agoHuh, I like that theory. Nobody else has ever mentioned experiencing the same thing as I do, though.
- chopin 3y agoIt's called color aberration and a big thing in telescopes using lenses.