Cornea – the eye’s front window
The cornea is the transparent layer forming the front of the eye, through which light enters.
The corner shop (cornea) has a great big window.
One of the jobs of the cornea is to initially refract – change the direction – of the light so that it is directed to the retina. Further refraction is achieved by the lens, which focuses the light more accurately onto the retina.
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