New Moose Zone Website Coming Real Soon
The old MooseZone website found here
www.moose.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk
Community Spinal Injuries Website is found here www.spinal-injury.net
My personal Spinal Injury website here www.spinalinjury.freeuk.com
www.andylee.freeuk.com
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A few interesting optical illusions and others to amuse you .................................
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Inside you'll find OVER 160 of
the greatest optical illusions, mind-bending puzzles and
awesome eye tricks! We
added more spooky tricks for Halloween. Plus you'll want
to see the jesus illusion, spiral optical illusions, and
original cool desktop wallpaper. All will be amazing,
some will be funny and scary. Some of the desktop
backgrounds are printable, so you can show your friends
or use them for a science project in your school science
fair! The Jesus optical illusion is fantastic!
Are you interested in learing a few magic tricks? Another site that we have created does a great job of explaining some really cool magic tricks. If you're at all interested in magic tricks -- or just want to learn a few to show your friends -- it's a great place to start. And for just $10, yes $10 you can download 22 magic trick videos. Quite a deal if you ask us! Learn more about magic trick videos. Looking for some great brain teasers? Fun Brain Teasers is the perfect place to go for puzzles and brain teasers. It's still a small collection, but we're working on expanding it! Optical Illusion: Magic Moving Spiral Illusion (an original visual illusion)Incredible! Stare at the center of this spiral and move your head in and out. You'll see that it rotates! Click the image for options on downloading a larger version of this optical illusion image for your desktop background. Print it on your laser printer and give to your friends! Note: You have to move your head for it to work! |
These pages demonstrate visual phenomena, and »optical illusions« or »visual illusions«. The latter is more appropriate, because most effects have their basis in the visual pathway, not in the optics of the eye. When I find the time I will expand the explanations, to the degree that these phenomena are really understood; any nice and thoughtful comment welcome.