If the lens in our eyes are always covered with a thin layer of moisture, why is our vision not blurred?

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Our eyes are always covered in a thin layer of moisture. Why is it that our vision isn’t always blurry as a result? But our vision does go blurry if we go under water, or put eye drops in, or cry.

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Anonymous 0 Comments

That’s what blinking is for, it’s basically like taking a window wiper and flattening out the liquid against the glass.

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