Ben Stallard

Introduction The average person rapidly moves their eyes about three times every second. These movements, called 'saccades' can be small, or very large, and can occur at speeds that cover up to 475-525° per second, which is incredibly quick if you consider the relative distance a nearby object

Introduction The average person rapidly moves their eyes about three times every second. These movements, called 'saccades' can be small, or very large, and can occur at speeds that cover up to 475-525° per second, which is incredibly quick if you consider the relative distance a nearby object