Surgeons use a 3D printed replica to replace a badly-infected jaw
by Lee MathewsFor years, Titanium has been used by dentists and surgeons in oral implants…but never quite like this!
Is this boy born with night vision the next step in human evolution?
by Phil TuckerA blue-eyed Chinese boy born with cat-like night vision may offer clues to the future of human evolution.
Strange sounds heard across the globe: what the heck are they?
by Rhonda CallowPeople throughout the world have reported hearing really weird and unexplainable noises. There are numerous YouTube videos that have recorded these sounds and just as many theories on what the sounds could be.
Sony creates electricity from cardboard
by Jeremy PhanSony demonstrated a battery that extracts electricity from cellulose found in cardboard and paper.
Scientists to clone mammoth in “Jurassic” experiment
by Phil TuckerAccording to scientists, within five years, a woolly mammoth will likely be cloned.
The universe as seen through x-ray vision
by Simon CohenNASA’s Chandra X-Ray Observatory, launched in 1999, is now in the 12th year of what was originally a 5-year mission. These are some of its most intriguing images and discoveries.
Would you wear Terminator-style contact lenses?
by Rhonda CallowA team at the University of Washington have created a prototype wireless contact lens display.
New super-sticky sticky tape could make it totally impossible to unwrap gifts!
by Rhonda CallowWe’ve all had bad experiences with sticky tape. The problem is that it simply doesn’t stick all that well sometimes – especially to a surface that’s slightly damp.
Scientists create ultra-light material 100 times lighter than Styrofoam
by Rhonda CallowA team of scientists from HRL Laboratories, The California Institute of Technology and the University of California, Irvine have created the world’s lightest material.
Could urine be tomorrow’s oil?
by Rhonda CallowBritish scientists have found a way to turn urine into electricity.