NightVision injections let mice see infrared light given off by heat sources could work on Humans

Humans could soon be able to see in the dark after scientists developed injections that allow animals to detect infra-red light. The injections - which the scientists said had minimal side effects - allowed mice to see infrared light both night and day and could be developed to work on humans.So we believe this technology will also work in human eyes, not only for generating super vision but also for therapeutic solutions in human red colour vision deficits.'

NightVision injections let mice see infra-red light given off by heat sources experts say it could work for humans

WOW legit Human Night vision!!! just a quick injection of NANO Particles and voila you get to see in the dark!!

This is the original study link for those who want to read the whole thing and the science of it :

www.cell.com...(19)30101-1?_returnURL=https%3A%2F%2Flinkinghub.elsevier.com%2Fretrieve%2Fpii%2FS0092867419301011%3Fshowa ll%3Dtrue

This is another right out of sci-fi comic book movie stuff right here!!! think about the military & security applications like a super CIA spy dude with night vision yikes ... but i still want some.

a reply to: TheJesuit

I've always wondered just how can they tell what something else is seeing .

a reply to: TheJesuit

This is another right out of sci-fi comic book movie stuff right here!!! think about the military & security applications like a super CIA spy dude with night vision yikes ... but i still want some.

If true... daylight would burn out your eyes. Badly😮
Can it be switched on cue? Still reading links..

Ain't no way I'd inject myself with that snip.

originally posted by: TheJesuit

Humans could soon be able to see in the dark after scientists developed injections that allow animals to detect infra-red light. The injections - which the scientists said had minimal side effects - allowed mice to see infrared light both night and day and could be developed to work on humans.So we believe this technology will also work in human eyes, not only for generating super vision but also for therapeutic solutions in human red colour vision deficits.'

NightVision injections let mice see infra-red light given off by heat sources experts say it could work for humans

WOW legit Human Night vision!!! just a quick injection of NANO Particles and voila you get to see in the dark!!

This is the original study link for those who want to read the whole thing and the science of it :

www.cell.com...(19)30101-1?_returnURL=https%3A%2F%2Flinkinghub.elsevier.com%2Fretrieve%2Fpii%2FS0092867419301011%3Fshowa ll%3Dtrue

This is another right out of sci-fi comic book movie stuff right here!!! think about the military & security applications like a super CIA spy dude with night vision yikes ... but i still want some.

Sweeeeet. I'm going to become Riddick.

Watch out Necromongers I'm coming.

originally posted by: Bigburgh
a reply to: TheJesuit

This is another right out of sci-fi comic book movie stuff right here!!! think about the military & security applications like a super CIA spy dude with night vision yikes ... but i still want some.

If true... daylight would burn out your eyes. Badly😮
Can it be switched on cue? Still reading links..

It should be tested on death-row prisoners, before being put on store shelves.

a reply to: TheJesuit

And how is this better than wearing night vision goggles?

originally posted by: BOTAL
a reply to: TheJesuit

And how is this better than wearing night vision goggles?

Because you are not using tunnel vision that is the limitations of standard NVG but full range of vision.

Think about daylight equivilant of either your own eyes or looking though two paper towel tubes.

but I agree unless you can turn it off and on in daylight or bright light your screwed.

scrounger

a reply to: Gargoyle91

Well, do they avoid the objects in the dark?

Do they interact with them?

Cant tell what it is they see per-say just but we can tell that they do see via observation i imagine.

This will never happen... I hope... It would only make people more crazy, lol.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Gargoyle91

Well, do they avoid the objects in the dark?

Do they interact with them?

Cant tell what it is they see per-say just but we can tell that they do see via observation i imagine.

Yea well i don't think mice can see that well in the first place. They use them whiskers more than the eyes when traveling.

this just reminded me of an old movie called The Man with the X-Ray Eyes