July/August 2005 (volume 9, number 6)
COVER: Baffling Your Brain
FIRST PAGE: Trompe l’oeil Tomfoolery
KOKOPELLI & COMPANY: The Muses become disillusioned.
ARTICLES AND COLUMNS:
- The Baffled Brain, by Carl Zimmer
- The Upside-Downs, by Gustave Verbeek
- A Family Affair: The Cassini Line of Mapmakers, by Val Ross
- Frans [de Waal] and [chimp] Friends
- Q & A, by Robert Coontz and Rosanne Spector: Why do we get shadows under our eyes when we lose sleep? How does a water filter work?
- Math Page, by Ivars Peterson: Seeing Things
p. 11: Optical Illusions and Visual Phenomena, by Michael Bach (www.michaelbach.de/ot/index.html)
p. 16: Rensink/CBR Attention Paradigm (Change-Blindness Demo) (www.usd.edu/psyc301/Rensink.htm)
p. 16: Another demonstration (nivea.psycho.univ-paris5.fr/slow%c20changes%20bis/intro.html)
p. 24: HistoryofWaterFilters.com (www.historyofwaterfilters.com)
p. 19: Seeing Things (www.sciencenewsforkids.org/pages/puzzlezone/muse/muse0705.asp)
LAST PAGE: A Cutty Sark? [fool-the-eye sculpture]
How do I get the picture on pg. 17 of Muse, July/August 2005 issue, Vol. No. 6 onlne? It’s a picture of Bush and Cheney. And also the Jack & Jill went up the hill words and explanation.
Jenny,
I’ve forwarded your request to the editors at muse@caruspub.com.
–Robert