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Spiral or Not?
This Demonstration shows an optical illusion known as Fraser's Spiral. While the image appears to be a spiral formed by a rope containing twisted strands, by moving the slider you can see that this is false.
Contributed by:
Enrique Zeleny
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Spiral or Not?
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