Flying in an airplane, you look out your window and notice that everything on the ground far below looks hazy and blurred. This is an example of which depth perception cue?

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Aerial perspective is the depth perception cue that refers to the haziness and blurriness of objects as they get further away from the observer. This is typically caused by atmospheric interference such as air pollution, moisture, and fog. The other depth perception cues listed (motion parallax, relative size, and linear perspective) do not directly relate to the visual distortion caused by atmospheric conditions.

Flying in an Airplane, You Look Out Your Window and Notice