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Observers cannot accurately estimate the speed of an approaching object in flight
Vision Research, 07/01/09

Rushton SK et al. - The authors then test performance in a display designed to provide the cues available in a typical natural ball-catching task. The authors find that observers are unable to make accurate judgements in this case. These results raise the question of how observers catch balls without accurate estimates of approach speed; authors conclude with a discussion of potential solutions.

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