A team of biochemical researchers in the US has figured out . allowing him to see across a distance of over 50 metres in total darkness for several hours.The key is a natural, light-sensitive substance called Chlorine6 (Ce6), which is derived from sea creatures and has been used for many years incancer treatment research. It’s also been shown to be effective in the treatment of night blindness and improving dim light vision in people with eye disorders, so an independent team of self-described 'bio-hackers' in California calledScience for the Massesdecided to see how else it could be used to improve vision.
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