After spinning on a round about, why is it that our vision gets blurred?

Question: After spinning on a round about, why is it that our vision gets blurred?
- Keywords:
  blurred,
  eyesight,
  sense,
  spin,
  spinning,
  vision
Asked by aneesasharif to Indi, Jarv, John, Ken, Vicky on 20 Mar 2012.
- John Prytherch answered on 20 Mar 2012:
  
  I’m not sure, I know the reason we get motion sickness (car sick, or sea sick, or even sick from a roundabout) is because the motion we see with our eyes doesn’t agree with the motion we feel in our brain, and our brain then thinks this might be because we’ve eaten something bad and so makes us want to throw up. Maybe it’s something like that with the vision, but I don’t know what exactly.
- Vicky Young answered on 20 Mar 2012:
  
  Johns right but its more to do with the motion we see doesn’t match with the motion we feel in our ears. We have tiny hairs in our ears that detect movement and motion. When on a roundabout/car/train etc the motion doesn’t match what we see and we become dizzy.

Question: After spinning on a round about, why is it that our vision gets blurred?