If during a saccade, an object moves and a neighboring object stays stationary but is blanked briefly,

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During a saccade, if an object moves and a neighboring object stays stationary but is briefly blanked, the stationary (blanked) object appears to move, and the actually moving object appears stationary. This is due to the way our visual system processes changes in visual stimuli during rapid eye movements.

If During a Saccade, an Object Moves and a Neighboring