Andy McSunasLove all of the answers! Will be using them all in class tonight! The correct answer is spatial disorientation. Stand on one foot, put one hand over one eye. Your peripheral vision in your uncovered eye should allow you to stay balanced. Now look through... moreLove all of the answers! Will be using them all in class tonight! The correct answer is spatial disorientation. Stand on one foot, put one hand over one eye. Your peripheral vision in your uncovered eye should allow you to stay balanced. Now look through the ATD with your uncovered eye. Without input from your peripheral vision you will have a very difficult time staying balanced. The exercise demonstrates how your brain uses several sensory inputs to establish which way is up, not just your inner ear. Consider what happens when you enter IMC and there is nothing but white outside. Or, where will you get your visual ques at night? less
Rod Fraser
I thought it was the "look at me" horn... I imagine when the students get fiesty you stand all stoically and press your lips to the horn and blow a raspberry. I also like the telescope answer. It's a MFD Multi Function Device!
