Presented another
answer to the age old question of why the moon comes into view larger close to
the horizon than at the pinnacle.
Joseph Antonides and
Toshiro Kubota from Susquehanna University (USA) re-opened the debate around
the famous optical illusion. According to their theory, the illusion is due to inconsistency
between the estimates of distances, which allow the brain is subjective picture
of the world and according to binocular vision.
