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Finally, someone

Has managed to photograph the

Pot at the end of the rainbow!!!
Wouldn't you know it!

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When you look at this picture close up, you see Albert Einstein, but if you stand about fifteen feet away, the picture will become Marilyn Monroe

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NEW: This has to be the Best illusion ever created

If you look at the above images from your seat in front of the computer, Mr. Angry is on the left, and Ms. Calm is on the right.

Get up from your seat, and move back 12 feet, and PRESTO!! They switch places!!

It is said this illusion was created by Phillippe G. Schyns and Aude Oliva of the University of Glasgow.

STRONG! This proves that we may not be seeing what's actually there, all the time!!?? Spooky, huh?

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(The secret is to tilt your head to the left until you see the
reflection join the rock formation. You will see a woman and
child praying!!)

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Take a second look at Jesus' face and wait for the smaller images to appear..............

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What do you see here?
Do you see the word "LIFT"?
Or, a bunch of black splotches ?

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In black you can read the word GOOD, in white the word EVIL (inside each black letter is a white letter). It's all very physiological too, because it visualize the concept that good can't exist without evil (or the absence of good is evil ).

You may not see it at first, but the white spaces read the word optical, the blue landscape reads the word illusion. Look again! Can you see why this painting is called an optical illusion?

What do you see here?

You probably read the word ME in brown, but.......

when you look through ME

you will see

YOU: Because you bring the BEST out in ME!

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Finally, stare at either image for thirty seconds.......then look at a blank white sheet of paper for several seconds.......... Cay you say "negative afterimage"?

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Hi Bill,

Why does the Moon appear larger when it's closer to the horizon than when it's high in the night sky? --Jim

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Dear Jim,

That is a great question. Many of us have seen the Moon near the horizon* and felt sure that it looked larger than later in the evening, as it rises. Try this exercise for fun:

Get a stiff piece of paper (like a 3-in x 5-in card) and a pencil or pen. When the Moon rises near the horizon, hold the card at arm's length, lock your elbow, and hold your arm straight. Move your arm and hand so that the card goes across the Moon's widest part, its diameter. With your other hand and the pencil, mark the edges of the Moon, where they cross the card. Mark carefully, as the shape will be only a few millimeters wide. Now, wait a few hours.

You can use the same card that you marked a few hours ago, but it is quite interesting to get a second card and repeat the measurement independently. Mark the Moon's diameter along the edge of a card. Hold the two cards edge to edge: The Moon will be the same size!

Studies have been carried out with disks of different diameters mounted so that they can slide on tracks, to determine why the Moon looks smaller when there is nothing behind it but blue sky or stars. No one is sure, but apparently the presence of familiar objects along the horizon throws us off.

If you find yourself among trees, try this one too. Observe the Moon with tree branches in the foreground. Now, walk a few paces to your right or left so that the Moon is hanging in clear sky with no branches in the way. It immediately looks smaller! You know it hasn't changed size, but it looks like it has.

Our brains compare the Moon to buildings and trees, and figure that it must be huge! Well, it is big; it's 3,476 kilometers (nearly 2,150 miles) in diameter. That's about a quarter the diameter of Earth. Although it's a long way off--384,400 kilometers (almost 238,900 miles) away--when it's low near the horizon, it looks like you could reach out and touch it. Of course if you claimed you really could touch it, I might think you're loony, or Moon-y. Keep looking up.