Light goes into your eye and the lens makes an upside-down picture on the back. Nerves send that picture to your brain, and the brain turns it the right way up.
A short, child-friendly explanation of how light enters the eye, makes an upside-down picture at the back, and the brain flips it right-side up.
Light goes into your eye and the lens makes an upside-down picture on the back. Nerves send that picture to your brain, and the brain turns it the right way up.
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