Autokinetic effect is a phenomenon that takes place when the eye looks at an stationary, bright light in the dark for a long time. After a period of time, the light appears to move, but really is not.

This long stare causes the eyes’ muscles to become tired, causing a slight involuntary movement of the eyeball.

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