Experiment description
In this experiment, myopia is demonstrated by observing how light from an object focuses in front of the retina, producing an unclear image. The object distance and cornea power can be adjusted to observe changes in the focus position. A concave lens is then placed in front of the eye, and its negative power is adjusted until the light focuses on the retina and a clear image is formed.
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