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In our previous video, we studied different parts of the human eye and their functions. In this video we are going to roughly see how light propagates inside the eye and how we are able to see the objects around us. And for that, we will consider a simplified 2 dimensional image of our eye! So how does light travel inside? Suppose we are looking at an object which is some distance away Not too far away though. The light from that object enters our eye and falls on the CORNEA first. What is cornea? It is this curved and transparent outer layer guarding the entrance to the eye! First, the light is REFRACTED by the cornea. This refracted light then travels through the transparent fluid present in between which is also called the AQUEOUS HUMOR. From this fluid, light then enters the pupil and falls on the lens inside. This eye lens is a biconvex lens and it refracts the light such that the all light coming from a point on an object is FOCUSED on the retina. This is where the image is for