Well, that has to do with all that fluid inside the vestibular system.

嗯，这与前庭系统内的液体有关。

The vestibular system keeps track of your orientation in space and allows you to maintain balance.

人的前庭系统跟踪人体在空间中的方向，让人体保持平衡。

Deep inside your ears, past the earwax and past the eardrums, sits three special organs called the vestibular system.

在你的耳朵深处，在耳垢和鼓膜之内，有三个特殊的器官，称为前庭系统。

The vestibular system might be the most important part, but it's not just your ears that keep you balanced.

前庭系统可能是最重要的部分，但帮助保持平衡的不仅仅是你的耳朵。

Mice with a defective vestibular system, which is key to maintaining balance, did not become lulled by the sleep-inducing platform.

前庭系统是维持平衡的关系，而前庭系统有缺陷的老鼠没有被睡眠诱导平台催眠。

The vestibular system supplies data on balance to inform these predictions so we stay upright.

前庭系统提供平衡数据以告知这些预测，以便我们保持直立。

Thanks to our vestibular system, our eyes can stay pretty well locked onto something even as our heads and bodies move.

由于前庭系统，人的眼睛可以很好地锁定在某样东西上，即使头部和身体在移动。

You also learned how different parts of your vestibular apparatus respond to specific motions, and how that helps us keep our equilibrium.

你还学会了前庭器官的不同部分如何对特定运动做出反应，以及这如何帮助我们保持平衡。

Normally, the vestibular system in your inner ear detects movement with fluid and sensitive hair cells, and sends that information through nerves to your brain.

通常， 内耳的前庭系统会检测液体和敏感毛细胞的运动，并通过神经将信息发送到大脑。

On a rocking boat, my vestibular senses say I'm moving up and down, but if I'm looking at the deck, my eyes are telling my brain that I'm sitting still.

在摇船上，我的前庭感官会认为我在上下移动，但是如果我看着甲板，我的眼睛告诉我的大脑我在坐着不动。