When you look at something, do you ever think that your brain processes everything that is happening infront of your eyes... in the back of your head? That's right, the occipital lobe, located in the back of your head, regulates vision. When your eyes are at work, sensory information travels through your eyeball, to the optic nerve at the rear of the eye, through the brain to the occipital lobe where the information is processed.
Here is a great video to show you exactly how vision works.
About Me
- Zach
- Northampton, Pennsylvania, United States
- I was born in the city of Allentown, PA, and I am currently 21 years old living in Northampton, PA. I'm an easygoing person, very athletic, and a hard worker. Throughout my high school years I achieved a much less than satisfactory acedemic record due to a lack of motivation and priorities. I am now studying at Northampton Community College, achieving high honors and hoping to transfer to a division of Penn State University in the field of psychology. Understanding the human brain has greatly sparked my interest in this field and I am hoping to motivate my readers to become familiar with how it helps us think, feel, and live.
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