SEEING IN THE DARK: THE SCIENCE OF NIGHT VISION

Our sight are typically associated with illumination, but have you ever wondered how some animals and even humans can detect in darkness? This remarkable ability, known as night vision, relies on specialized adaptations of the eye. One key element is the presence of a higher concentration of rods, which are highly responsive to low levels of light.

Thermal imaging technology allows us to visualize heat patterns invisible to the human eye. This powerful tool has a wide range of applications across diverse fields. From detecting problems in industrial equipment to monitoring animal behavior in their natural habitats, thermal imaging provides valuable insights. In disaster relief, it aids in loc