3. Cornea – Light enters the eye through a thin membrane. It forms a
transparent bulge on front surface of the eyeball. Most of the refraction
occurs here.
Sclera – It is the outer covering, protective tough white layer.
Eyeball – The eyeball is spherical in shape with a diameter of about 2.3cm
Aqueous Humour – It is a fluid which fills the space between cornea & the
eye lens.
Iris – It is a dark muscular diaphragm that controls the size of the pupil.
4. Pupil – It is a small opening in the middle of the iris through which light enters
the eye.It regulates & controls the amount of light entering the eye.
Lens – Behind the pupil, there is a transparent & flexible jelly-like structure
called lens.
Ciliary muscles – They are capable of modifying the curvature of the lens &
affecting focal length of the lens.
Vitreous Humour – This fluid helps the eye hold its shape, with light being
transmitted through it to the retina.
Retina – It is a light sensitive screen on which the image is formed & converts
the image formed by the lens to electrical impulses.
Optic Nerve – These are the nerves which take the image to the brain in the
form of electrical impulses.