Fighter pilots can move both their eyes indipendantly, to be able to see more at once. What is this called?

Answer 1

I think this is called bullshit!You'd have to be operated on or physically deformed to move both of your eyes independently.Did you know that the Star Wars films are not actually real? Chewbacca is actually a bloke in a suit and R2D2 isn't a real robot its a little kid dresssed in a tin suit ...and those bug eyed aliens in the fighter ships.....sorry....but theyre actors too.Oh yes!

Answer 2

Marty Feldman & Anne Bancroft could (as demonstrated in Silent Movie) but even they were concentrating quite hard on the movement of their eyes and could not have actually seen anything going on around them.

Fighter pilots have good peripheral vision which helps them to notice things happen at the edge of their site. They are also constantly moving their heads and looking for movement. They also train to operate effectively in a stressful environment, all of which helps them to appear as if they can see everytnign everywhere at once.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

this is done by chameleos not by fighter pilots. the pilot has enough employment turning his head in high Gload maneuvers to move each eye independently. more than that this /unintentional/ moevement is considered an eve illness and shoud prevent the individual from passing the medical tests.
human spacial orientation is based upon coordinating pictures from both eyes thus producing the 3D image of the surrounding space. moving eyes independently just makes you to see the things twice and that is no good for pilot, or even a car driver.

Answer 5

In humans, the eyes cannot move independant of each other.

What you perhaps mean by "to be able to see more at once", is the quality of good fighter pilots to be able to rapidly scan all around the air while flying. This quality is known as 'rubber necking' which means the ability to turn ones neck in all directions at a rapid rate.

Answer 6

human beings cannot move both eyes independently, as we use one eye to see where or what an object is an the other for depth perception. even if a pilot could move both eyes independently, they would not be a good pilot.

Answer 7

Its impossible. Fighter pilots are unable to do that the same are you are. Although, I have seen some of my buddies be able to do it whilst looking at women in a crowded bar.

Answer 8

Freakazoid. What is this...Madden Fighter Pilots 2008. You would also have to react independently.

Answer 9

I guess you got confused with the chameleon. Chameleons can do this, move their eyes independently, focusing on two different objects at the same time. Never heard of a chameleon piloting an aircraft though!

Answer 10

Alien Fighting Saucer.