Seeing in the Dark
Active Time
30-45 minutes
Total Project Time
30-45 minutes
Key Concepts
Vision, pupil, pupillometry
![]() IntroductionHave you ever considered taking a nighttime nature walk? Would you wait until there is a full moon, so you could profit from sunlight reflected on the moon, or would you rather take a flashlight? Do you think trees would look black, green, or grey in the dark? Do this activity to examine your night vision and prepare for your next nighttime adventure! CreditsSabine De Brabandere, PhD, Science Buddies
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Active Time
30-45 minutes
Total Project Time
30-45 minutes
Key Concepts
Vision, pupil, pupillometry
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