It is divided into two halves by a deep fissure. These two hemispheres interact with each other through a dense array of nerves called the corpus callosum. Messages sent to and from one side of the body are usually handled by the other side of the brain, which seems incredibly confusing. The hemispheres of the brain are divided into four lobes. The frontal lobe controls thinking, planning, organizing, problem solving, and movement. The parietal lobes interpret sensory information, which would be like temperature and the five senses. The occipital lobes process the images we see from our eyes and connect that information with different images that have already been stored in our memory. The last of the lobes are the temporal lobes and those things process information from your sense of smell, taste and sound, these lobes also play a role in memory storage. The cerebellum is this little ball of wrinkled tissue that sits underneath and behind the brain. Its job is to combine sensory information from the eyes, ears and muscles to help coordinate movements. The brainstem connects the brain to the spinal cord and controls many vital body functions, such as heart rate, temperature, breathing and is also very important for