your balance can be tricky even when you re not on a tightrope, more to the right or to the left. dean for width of backwards finding your way through the world and staying upright requires the interaction of different senses. our next record is all about how of a sense of balance works. that is, when it does work, our sense of balance is extremely complex. it s not limited to a single organ. our eyes are responsible for visually processing our environment. they perceive our spatial position optically down and angles even more essential is the vestibular system of the inner ear. 3 semicircular canal signal are spatial orientation to the brain, as well as information about gravity. and the speed at which our head is moving. our vestibular system and our eyes constantly coordinate with each other. the 3rd thing we need to keep our balance is information from our muscles. sensory organs in the local moderate apparatus, send messages to the brain about the position of our head an