How does the outer layer of skin cells on my finger detect when I am touching an object?

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AngryPomeranian · Answer

The outer layer of skin cells on your finger does not detect anything. ... Physical sensations that are experienced when touching an object are detected by special receptors that sit in lower layers of the skin. Such sensations include pressure, temperature, vibration, and skin stretching.

innocentBOy · Answer

@angrypomeranian wrote:

The outer layer of skin cells on your finger does not detect anything. ... Physical sensations that are experienced when touching an object are detected by special receptors that sit in lower layers of the skin. Such sensations include pressure, temperature, vibration, and skin stretching.

and this send message to our brain directly ??

AngryPomeranian · Answer

If you think it about Yes-
Your brain warns you about sneezing and coughing right? 
its the same thing but it tell u about pressure, temperature, vibration, skin stretching.. (ect.)

KaityK24 · Answer

yes

innocentBOy · Answer

@angrypomeranian wrote:

If you think it about Yes- Your brain warns you about sneezing and coughing right? its the same thing but it tell u about pressure, temperature, vibration, skin stretching.. (ect.)

ok thank you so much

AngryPomeranian · Answer

@innocentboy wrote:

@angrypomeranian wrote:

If you think it about Yes- Your brain warns you about sneezing and coughing right? its the same thing but it tell u about pressure, temperature, vibration, skin stretching.. (ect.)

ok thank you so much

Its no problem

KaityK24 · Answer

have a good day

innocentBOy · Answer

@kaityk24 wrote:

have a good day

thank you

AngryPomeranian · Answer

@kaityk24 wrote:

have a good day

Mhm you too