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鬼打墙

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所谓鬼打墙，就是在夜晚或郊外，会在一个圈子里 走不出去。这种现象首先是真实存在的。有很多人经历过。

试验

　　那么 这种现象是怎么造成的呢，其实生物学已经有了明确的答案。
　　首先做一个实验。把一只野鸭的 眼睛蒙上，再把它扔向天空，它就开始飞
  
鬼打墙
　　，但如果是开阔的天空，你会发现，它肯定是飞出的一个圆圈。
　　你不信，可以自己再试一下，把自己的眼睛蒙住，在学校的操场上，凭自己的感觉走直线，最后你发现 你走的也是一个大大的圆圈。
　　一言概括，生物运动的本质是圆周运动。如果没有目标，任何生物的本能运动都是圆周。
　　为什么呢？ 因为生物的身体结构有细微的差别，比如鸟的翅膀，两个翅膀的力量和肌肉发达程度有细微的差别。人的两条腿的长短和力量也有差别，这样迈出的步的距离会有差别，比如左腿迈的步子距离长 ，右腿迈的距离短，积累走下来，肯定是一个大大的圆圈，其他生物也是这个道理。
　　但是为什么生物能保持直线运动呢，比如人 为什么走出的是直线呢。因为我们用眼睛在不断的修正方向，也就是我们大脑在做定位和修正。不断的修正我们的差距，所以就走成了直线。

解决方法

　　1.如遇到鬼打墙的事件，不要慌张，集中一切注意力，睁开眼睛。
　　2.夜间行路带把手电筒就行了。
　　3.迷了路要问人。
　　4.根据北极星的位置来辨别方向。
Jiayou bah.

sk

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