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Using these models, a laser pointer, a glass plate, and taxidermic glass eyeballs, Stevens performed experiments to determine the visual field, depth perception, and binocular range  the area that can be viewed at the same time by both eyes  of these dinosaurs. He published the results in 2006. Performing a test called inverse perimetry, Stevens evaluated how well a T-Rex would be able to see objects at various elevations and shapes. The wider an anim stanley tumblers al   binocular range is, the better its depth perception and capacity to distinguish objects鈥揺ven those that are motionless or camouflaged. Stevens determined that a T-Rex   binocular range wa stanley thermos s 55 degrees, which is wider than even hawks. Stevens continued the research with other theropod dinosaurs and determined that most theropods had binocular ranges at least similar to modern raptorial birds  aka birds of prey . Another recent discovery also confirmed that vision was an important sense for the T-Rex, as scientists determined that the T-Rex   snout over time gradually grew longer, narrower, cheek bones dipped more inward, and their eyeballs grew bigger. While structurally the T-Rex   head and eyes seem primed for great vision, the question remained- how good were their eyes really  For that, Stevens took the known optics of distant relatives of the T-Rex, including the eagle, chicken, and crocodile, and plugged them into the lar stanley nz ger T-Rex eyeball. He was trying to Ambx All the Craziest Things From the 2-Hour Witches of East End Finale
While the Tesseract is not as bit as something like the Intrepid carrier鈥攎ade at minifig scale鈥攊t   pretty big: 105 centimeters  41.33 inches . It seems larger because it   built at micro-scale, a Lego technique that turns truly gigantic t vaso stanley hings into small models while keeping it sense of size. largest-lego- stanley cup ship-ever-built-is-bigger-than-three-queen-5660496 Made by Pierre E Fieschi, the Tesseract is a giant space shipyard capable of building or repairing even battleships sized vessels. It features a giant deployable drydock ; that adapts to the type of ship that needs repairs / or that is planned for building on site. It   also illuminated by three meters of Electroluminescent Wire, which really brings it to life. Some beautiful design, lots of little details and ingenious engineering went into this model. [Flickr] Click to see the image in full Click to see the image in full                                                        LegospaceshipStarship                                                                                  stanley cup                                                                                                                              Daily Newsletter                                                                                                                        You May Also Like                                                                                  io9Toys  Collectibles