Listing's Rule

Listing's Rule describes how the eyes rotate when shifting focus between different points. It states that the eye's rotation occurs around a specific imaginary plane called Listing's plane. When you move your gaze, your eye's axis follows this plane, ensuring the eye rotates in a way that maintains proper alignment and stability. This rule helps explain the predictable pattern of eye movements and is important in understanding eye mechanics, visual stability, and how our brain coordinates movement to keep our vision steady as we look around.