One of the latest observations made from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is a trio of galaxies that form a shape ...

The “Question Mark Pair” is an optical illusion created by two galaxies that astronomers have observed in deep space with the ...

Have you ever felt like your mind or eyes are playing tricks on you? You might have been looking at an optical illusion. Our brains and eyes work together to try to interpret what's in front of us ...

For centuries, optical illusion puzzles have fascinated and mystified us, playing clever tricks on how we perceive the world. These captivating images aren’t just fun—they offer a glimpse into ...

Aristotle is often said to have pondered this effect way back in the 4th century BCE. He attributed it to the magnifying ...

The optical illusion was recently shared on Tiktok leaving users scratching their heads as they sought to solve the puzzle. One user even called it the "trickiest" puzzle they'd encountered.

When presented with an optical illusion, the brain's usual interpretative methods can be fooled, leading to perceptions that diverge from reality. By studying optical illusions, researchers gain ...

By forcing the brain to use critical thinking and a distinct perspective on details, solving optical illusions helps to improve cognitive skills. It improves problem-solving abilities by promoting ...

When you engage with an optical illusion, your brain is put to the test, processing visual information, and seeking patterns. But how sharp is your perception? Time to check with this optical ...

Unraveling the mathematical side to illusion, Sugihara believes, would potentially decrease the hazards of optical illusions, in situations like driving for example. For 42 years, Sugihara has ...

The LEGO Ideas line celebrates the creativity and ambition of LEGO fans around the globe. Builders submit ideas and proofs of ...

It is really just an optical illusion. The intriguing image released ... Just off to the side is a white spiral galaxy. A third galaxy, by chance in the right spot as seen from the Webb’s ...