Physics · Human Eye and Colorful World
Why are you unable to see objects clearly in a dimly lit room immediately after entering from a brightly lit area?
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- 1The cornea contracts the pupil to allow less light to enter the eye.
- 2The vitreous humour dilates the pupil to allow less light to enter the eye.
- 3The iris contracts the pupil in bright light, and it takes time to dilate and allow more light to enter in the dark.✓
- 4The iris dilates the eye lens to allow less light to enter the eye.
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The iris contracts the pupil in bright light, and it takes time to dilate and allow more light to enter in the dark.
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