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Optical illusions can use colour, light and patterns to create images which can be deceptive or misleading to our brains.

The information gathered by the eye is then processed by the brain, creating a perception that in reality, does not match the true image.

Which is why Lenstore , the masterminds behind a number of Pac-Mac optical illusion , have shared yet another mind-boggling brainteaser for people to get their heads around.

The motion blindness illusion will leave you scratching your head for days can you really see what's going on?

To understand what is going on, first start by focusing on the red and green flashing dot in the middle of the spinning blue grid.

You should find that the three non-flashing dots around it will begin to disappear sporadically sometimes one or two at a time, or all three simultaneously.

Then you will see that the illusion works because of "motion-induced blindness".

Motion-induced blindness (MIB) is a phenomenon of visual disappearance or perceptual illusions observed in the lab, in which stationary visual stimuli disappear as if erased in front of an observer's eyes when masked with a moving background.

Meanwhile, this isn't the only optical illusion to baffle the internet in recent weeks.

Previously, Lenstore unveiled the Pac-Mac optical illusion which is seriously confusing.

According to the website, focus on the cross in the centre of the red circles popping in and out of sight.

You will find that space in the red circles leave behind are replaced by green spot afterimages.

After a while, you might find that the red spots seem to disappear altogether (due to Troxler's fading).

Troxler's fading is an optical illusion affecting visual perception.

When one fixates on a point for a short time, an unchanging stimulus away from the point will fade away and disappear.

You will find a great example of Troxler's fading when you look at this optical illusion as something very odd happens when you stare at it for 30 seconds .

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Optical illusion with motion blindness goes viral can you see what's going on? - Daily Star

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