Night vision eye drops!

[captain spaulding]

 

This is insanely cool and i'm sure the military is already testing it. 


http://www.geek.com/science/california-biohackers-create-night-vision-eye-drops-1619078/

[NKlamerus]

That is insanely awesome and scary all at the same time.

Where can I sign up?!?!

[jzmtl]

Call me a skeptic, but I'm a biologist by training.

I read the "full" report, which has absolutely no detail nor hard evidence, and all the claims hinges on the Chlorin E6's ability to amplify light. The ability to amplify light without additional energy input just violates law of physics. But ignoring that for the moment, all google result leads back to some version of the news, with no support of its ability to amplify light, nor does any of his cited articles that I read through.

So for the moment I'm calling BS on this.

[captain spaulding]

Call me a skeptic, but I'm a biologist by training.

I read the "full" report, which has absolutely no detail nor hard evidence, and all the claims hinges on the Chlorin E6's ability to amplify light. The ability to amplify light without additional energy input just violates law of physics. But ignoring that for the moment, all google result leads back to some version of the news, with no support of its ability to amplify light, nor does any of his cited articles that I read through.

So for the moment I'm calling BS on this.

Well damn. That's a bummer. 

[PTRSAK]

This (as far as I can see) exploded on the internet toward the end of last month... you know, about a week before 1st April.

[SAK Guy]

Call me a skeptic, but I'm a biologist by training.

I read the "full" report, which has absolutely no detail nor hard evidence, and all the claims hinges on the Chlorin E6's ability to amplify light. The ability to amplify light without additional energy input just violates law of physics. But ignoring that for the moment, all google result leads back to some version of the news, with no support of its ability to amplify light, nor does any of his cited articles that I read through.

So for the moment I'm calling BS on this.

Well damn. That's a bummer. 

It's cool Cap....the net tends to "enhance" the facts...for example, on the net I'm rich, young, in great shape and have a lot of girlfriends. 

[captain spaulding]

Call me a skeptic, but I'm a biologist by training.

I read the "full" report, which has absolutely no detail nor hard evidence, and all the claims hinges on the Chlorin E6's ability to amplify light. The ability to amplify light without additional energy input just violates law of physics. But ignoring that for the moment, all google result leads back to some version of the news, with no support of its ability to amplify light, nor does any of his cited articles that I read through.

So for the moment I'm calling BS on this.

Well damn. That's a bummer. 

It's cool Cap....the net tends to "enhance" the facts...for example, on the net I'm rich, young, in great shape and have a lot of girlfriends. 

Ahh... Explains why you spend so much time here.   

[av8r1]

Perhaps made by the same company as this product?