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It's the Ponzo illusion (named after Mario Ponzo, 1911). The converging grid lines trick your brain into perceiving depth, so it assumes the "farther" battery must be larger to match the nearer one's apparent size—when in reality, they're identical. Classic example of how context overrides raw visual input.
Grok Imagine seedance 2.0
Prompt
"First-person POV horseback riding shot charging across a misty, fog-covered medieval battlefield. The horse's black mane and ears are visible at the bottom of frame as the rider gallops forward. Fallen soldiers lie on the muddy grass. Cavalry riders on horseback emerge from the dense fog on all sides. A mounted knight in chainmail armor swings an axe directly at the camera. Dark, desaturated color palette, overcast grey sky, gritty medieval war film aesthetic reminiscent of epic battle sequences. Handheld camera movement with natural motion blur."