Describe the process involved when the human eye views an object

How the eye view an object.

As the object appear before the eye,

Light enter the cornea, the domeshape that cover the front eye.

The light then enter the pupil through the cornea.

The light then hit the eye lens, a transparent structure that focuses the light through the virteous humour, a gel like substance that surrond the retina.

The retina then receive the light that was focused by the eyes lens and transform it to electrical impulses.

The electrical impulses is then transmitted to the person through the optic nerve,

The optic nerve then interpret it as the object view.

Explanation.

Eyes are organs of the visual system. They provide both humans and animals with the ability to receive and process visual information, thereby enabling different photo response functions that are independent of vision. Eyes detect light and convert it to electrical impulses in neurons. The optic nerve then send it to the brain which is then is interpreted as what is seen.

How the eye view an object.

As the object appear before the eye,

Light enter the cornea, the domeshape that cover the front eye.

The light then enter the pupil through the cornea.

The light then hit the eye lens, a transparent structure that focuses the light through the virteous humour, a gel like substance that surrond the retina.

The retina then receive the light that was focused by the eyes lens and transform it to electrical impulses.

The electrical impulses is then transmitted to the person through the optic nerve,

The optic nerve then interpret it as the object view.