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The Science Behind Superman's Sight
By Luciano Vecchio and Agnieszka Biskup
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The Man of Steel's super-powered eyesight allows him to see through walls and melt metal. But what is sight and what makes it possible? Can anyone or anything in the real world do what Superman does with his eyes? Get ready to explore and learn about the amazing science of sight alongside the World's Greatest Hero.
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