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Author: New Scientist - News

Posted on December 15, 2015

Bionic eye will send images direct to the brain to restore sight

A blind Australian is to have their vision restored with bionic eyes that send images straight into the brain using smart glasses and brain implants









Posted on December 15, 2015

No Man’s Sky game promises universe of 18 quintillion planets

Due for release in June 2016, No Man's Sky will allow you to visit and explore a virtual universe of trillions of planets, each one a unique world









Posted on December 15, 2015

Soaring holiday drone sales mean regulations need revamping fast

As over a million people expect to find a drone under the tree this year, agencies need to shake up the regulations surrounding the technology









Posted on December 15, 2015

First results from human young blood rejuvenation trial expected

Transfusions with young blood have astounding effects in old mice, and next year we'll find out if a similar procedure can relieve Alzheimer's in humans









Posted on December 15, 2015

Matrix-style memory prosthesis set to supercharge human brain

A neural prosthesis being trialled next year could not only repair loss of long-term memory but could be used to upload new skills directly into the brain









Posted on December 15, 2015

Drone sniffs the air to map Valley Fever fungus in California

Valley fever, caused by an airborne fungus, can be deadly. A new drone is sniffing California's air to spot danger before it can hit humans









Posted on December 15, 2015

Physicists struggle to squeeze new particles from the LHC

The first results since CERN's massive particle collider was switched back on are in – and a new particle may be on the horizon in 2016, if we're lucky









Posted on December 15, 2015

Pandas don’t lack sex drive, they just need to fancy each other

Giant pandas have a reputation for sexual apathy, but it turns out they are as frisky as any other animal - provided they find the other panda attractive









Posted on December 15, 2015

Needle formation lets space rubble sneak up on us

We used to think space rocks less than 50 metres across would break up in the atmosphere, but new work shows their debris can crash down on Earth









Posted on December 15, 2015

Prodigal gas cloud was born in Milky Way and is crashing back in

Smith's Cloud seemed to be an intergalactic gas cloud or even a starless galaxy. But now Hubble hints it's actually material from the Milky Way returning home home









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