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Blind Mice Able To See Light After Stem Cell Transplants - Leading To Hopes For Human Trial
Mice which lost their sight were able to perceive light after having stem cell transplants, giving hope that one day humans could have their sight restored.
VR Tech Gives Navy Engineers A New Outlook
Equipped with virtual reality glasses, a ship designer can explore the digital decks of a warship, checking that everything is where it should be, and getting a feel of what it’s like to work on board – and all this before designs have left the drawing board.
New Theory Suggests - Moon Shaped From Fusion Of 20 Tiny ‘Moonlets’
The Moon may have formed through the merging of 20 smaller ‘moonlets’ following asteroid strikes on the young Earth, a new theory suggests.
China Bans Electric Shocks And Beatings As Treatment For Its Web-Addicted Children
China is to ban the use of electric shock therapy, thrashings & other unmannerly methods that are used in grim boot camps which treat youngsters for Internet compulsion, media reported.
Artificial Intelligence? Google Home Chatbots Argue With One Another
Artificial intelligence is often seen as a grave threat to our way of life, but when the moment comes, robots may be more interested in bickering with each other than in enslaving the human race.
What’s The Speed of Light?
Light speed was discovered in 1676 by a Danish astronomer called Ole Roemer.
Is It Possible For Passengers To Hack Commercial Aircraft?
A flaw in an in-flight entertainment system used by major airlines including Emirates, Virgin and Qatar could let hackers access a planes' controls.
Google Celebrates First Expedition to the South Pole
Over a century ago Roald Amundsen approached the southern-most place on Earth. With dozens of dogs and a handful of people, Amundsen finally reached the South Pole in December 1911.
Germany Threatens Facebook with €500,000 Fine
Germany has threatened to crack down on the fake news scandal plaguing Facebook by levying hefty fines for posts that aren't removed immediately amid mounting fears that disinformation could influence the country's upcoming elections.
Scientists Develop Robotic Hand For People With Quadriplegia
BERLIN — Scientists have developed a mind-controlled robotic hand that allows people
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