NASA NTRS · 20020038408
Elevator Illusion and Gaze Direction in Hypergravity
Abstract
A luminous visual target in a dark hypergravity (Gz greater than 1) environment appears to be elevated above its true physical position. This "elevator illusion" has been attributed to changes in oculomotor control caused by increased stimulation of the otolith organs. Data relating the magnitude of the illusion to the magnitude of the changes in oculomotor control have been lacking. The present study provides such data.
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Cohen, Malcolm M., Hargens, Alan. 1995-01-01. Elevator Illusion and Gaze Direction in Hypergravity. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020038408
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