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Served during world war i did you know. pete: i cannot know i had relatives in world war 1. i knew world war ii. i did not know world war i. i had no idea. >> these great grand uncles are melvin and imeal they served overseas during the conflict. melvin traveled home from france at the end of the war in 1919 on the ss camouflage kind of unique painted for that reason to help the u boats to not be able to torpedo them. trying to confuse their depth perception. quite the it -- carley: that is amazing. pete: i still marvel how you find all these things. ancestry has a lot of records so it helps u...

To see at night, but the technology isn't flawless. there's depth perception, other factors that the technology can't just pick up, and have to learn and train your body. for those pilots to fly helicopters at night is a really impressive thing, but for a relatively small team special operators to infiltrate this compound, take it with no casualties, and the only injury being to the dog that was near the explosive vest, it's just really phenomenally impressive. in the operations that i did, you lose depth perception, and you really have to train so hard just to be able to use night vision, muc...

They are using technology that allows you to see at night but the technology, depth perception and other factors technology can't just pick up and you have to learn and train your body to fly helicopters at night, really impressive thing but for a relatively small theme of special operators to infiltrate this compound, take it with no casualties, the only injury being to the dog near the explosive vest, phenomenally impressive. you lose your depth perception and have to train so hard to be able to use night vision and to maneuver the way they did and to shoot the way they have. technology is a...

The way you can't see properly there is no window in the bike. we can only see where we're going on the screen the size of a mobile phone. >> it's like a video game, you're separated from reality. they say it is pretty scary and i can only imagine. >> they have even days of competition to break records in a variety of categories. >> the arm power record as well. team members helped to launch the bikes from the start line. >> it drops town, and i lose the outside world. i can only see the screen ahead. and when you have no reference for speed, you have no depth perception. as i'm riding along, ...

But looks at first glance like a projection turns out to be in a massive lorcan installation which the artist calls a gun fate in it with nothing to focus on the visitors depth perception is confused a sensory white house that leaves you with the questions who am i and when. you do you are literally investigating your your scene and it's not so much my seeing that i present to you and then you can go and. with that knowledge put it into your say this is actually it's about you're saying correctly as you experience it. one in los angeles james trail discovered his fascination with mice in space...