WORLD FIRST 576 MEGA PIXEL CAMERA WITH 2.5 Petabytes is HUMAN EYE
HOW THE EYE WORKS:
Light waves from an object are reflected on the pupil through the cornea. The pupil constricts to accommodate the required light response for optimum vision. The bent light waves are reflected on the crystalline lens and nodal point, located behind the eye lens surface. Here, the image is reversed and inverted, before passing in 'clear focus' on to the retina. The retina registers tiny photons of light and turns light impulses into electrical signals. These signals are sent via the optic nerve, to the occipital cortex. Here the electrical signals are interpreted as a visual image.
HOW THE BRAIN WORKS:
We use the cerebellum to store information and the brain
sorts all the information we give it into different categories. The
categories are scattered through the cerebellum and a complete bit of
information is often stored all over the brain. We store different types
of information in different sections within that scattering, such as
long term memories, such as events from our childhoods and temporary or
short term memories as in an item we need to replenish on our next trip
to the grocery store. The brain is able to pull up this information that
it has stored by using its internal filing system.
How does the
brain receive the information ? The information is series of electrical
impulses that our sensory organs have received, passed to the brain from
one neuron to another. The information goes through the nerves in the
body and then the brain registers, and sorts the information. The
information or memories are either stored for future use, long term use
or immediate use.
