What clue surfaced within microscopic vision showing an opposite direction of the fovea functions?
The clue microscopic vision set forth regarding the fovea signals was that both left and right visual fields signals converge to a focus point at the optic axis line going through the cornea center and the visual axis line passing through the lens center. The optic axis line makes an angle of about five degrees with the visual axis. This area has no curvature, therefore, no refraction of visual signals. The optic/visual axis signals become coherent as they squeeze through the cornea and lens center then diverge outward to a larger fovea area. These signals remain upright never refracting. The fovea signals continue to increase to 35% in size at the visual cortex. These fovea optic/visual axis signals then cross the corpus callosum into the opposite hemispheres and exit diverging into the opposite eye’s optic/visual axis fields. Why with a parallel focus does the image of awareness appear closer and more acute? Awareness focused at a specific object sends those visual signals converging
