Humans can now see in the dark and even with their eyes closed using nanotechnology contact lenses, according to a new study.

Scientists in China have developed contact lenses that let wearers see light normally invisible to the human eye.

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and usually show images in green or black and white, Han said. "What's special about our contact lenses is that they let you see infrared light in color — like red, green and blue — so you can ...

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