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The cornea is a clear coating that protects the eyes, the pupil is a black dot that allows light to enter and be reflected in the eye, and the iris is the colored part that regulates light. The lens focuses light onto the retina at the back of the eye, which is connected to the optic nerve that sends the focused image to the brain.
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Eye Project
- 2. Cornea: Clear coating on the outside to protect your eyes.
- 3. Pupil: Black dot in the centre of the eye. Allow light to be reflected in the eye. Pupil
- 4. Iris: Coloured part around the pupil. Which regulates the amount of light.
- 5. Lens: Clear, convex in centre of eye which focuses light onto back of the eye.
- 6. Retina: Back of the eye ball connected to the optic nerve. Which is a screen where image is focussed. Retina
- 7. The Optic nerve goes to your brain which sends the image to your brain. Optic nerve