why a person fails to see the objects in normal light as soon as he came from outside from brighter light?
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A person fails to see the objects in normal light as soon as he came from outside from brighter light because the ciliary muscles take sometime in expansion or contraction of the crystalline lenses
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WHEN , A PERSON COMES INSIDE A DARK ROOM , FROM BRIGHT LIGHT OUTSIDE, HE IS NOT ABLE TO SEE THE SURROUNDING OBJECTS CLEARLY ..
THIS IS BECAUSE , THE IRIS NEEDS A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF TIME TO RESIZE THE PUPIL , SO AS TO CONTROL THE AMOUNT OF LIGHT GOING INSIDE THE EYE ..SO DURING THIS PERIOD OF RESIZING, THE PERSON AQUIRES A BLURRED VISION..
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THERE'S YOUR ANSWER ⬇⬇⬇
WHEN , A PERSON COMES INSIDE A DARK ROOM , FROM BRIGHT LIGHT OUTSIDE, HE IS NOT ABLE TO SEE THE SURROUNDING OBJECTS CLEARLY ..
THIS IS BECAUSE , THE IRIS NEEDS A CERTAIN AMOUNT OF TIME TO RESIZE THE PUPIL , SO AS TO CONTROL THE AMOUNT OF LIGHT GOING INSIDE THE EYE ..SO DURING THIS PERIOD OF RESIZING, THE PERSON AQUIRES A BLURRED VISION..
HOPE IT HELPS YOU ..^_^✌️✴✨
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