Humans can naturally see only visible light, a small slice of the full light spectrum that includes invisible wavelengths like ultraviolet and infrared. Night vision goggles can detect infrared light, but they’re bulky, often need a power source, and usually show images in green or black and white.Humans can now see in the dark — and even with their eyes closed — using nanotechnology contact lenses that turn invisible infrared light into visible images,After first testing in mice, scientists from China and the University of Massachusetts Chan Medical School created contact lenses for humans infused with specialized “nanoparticles,” thousands of times smaller than a grain of sand, that let people see in the dark and in foggy conditions. What is your take on Nanotech lenses for super vision ?
