Why you ‘see’ things in the dark, according to an ophthalmologist
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Have you ever noticed flickers of light or patterns when it's dark? An ophthalmologist explains this intriguing phenomenon, shedding light on how our eyes and brain work together in low-light conditions. Understanding this can help us appreciate the complexities of human vision and the science behind our perception.
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