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第六感官英国曼彻斯特大学的贝克做了一个有趣的实验,他让一群学生罩上眼睛乘坐汽车,在距学校6—52公里处下车,在摘除眼罩前后分别指出学校所在的方位。结果发现,未拿掉眼罩前大部分学生指出的方位都是正确的,而取下眼罩后对方向的感觉则完全紊乱。这一结果表明,人对方向的感知与日照无关。据推断,人也和鸽等动物一样存在辨别方向的“第六感官”。最近,一些实验证明动物的“第六感官”与地磁有关。
Sixth Sense Baker, of the University of Manchester, England, made an interesting experiment where he let a group of students cover their eyes and get off the car at a distance of 6-52 km from the school. They pointed out the school’s position before and after removing the goggles. The results showed that most students did not remove the goggles pointed position is correct, and remove the goggles on the direction of the feeling of complete disruption. This result shows that people’s perception of direction has nothing to do with sunshine. It is inferred that humans, like the pigeons and other animals, also have the “sixth sensory” of discerning direction. Recently, some experiments have shown that the “sixth sensory” of an animal is related to geomagnetism.