Gerald A. Winer’s and Jane E. Cottrel’s research in 1996 found that there is a large misconception on the basic scientific theories of the mechanics of the eye and its perception. Despite, philosophical and scientific groups disregarding the theory in the early 1600’s, and even as early as the 13th century a large fraction of people still believe the theory (personal communication, D.C. Lindberg, March 29, 1996). Research was carried out to find key differences in the varied understanding of the eye, in which adults were at a higher level of understanding than children. Although children in primary school were found to not grasp the concept better whilst increasing higher grade levels in school years. Indicating that understanding of the concept might necessitate some rational maturity. Further investigation via a range of environments was undertaken to find the extent of which