VIDEO: Bionic Eye Will & # 039; & # 039 restore order;

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Bionic to "restore order", say scientists Ojo Newcastle

February 26, 2015 Last updated at 10:35 GMT

Try scientist at Northeastern University to help "restore order" to people who lost their sight.

The experts at Newcastle University to develop a microchip in the brain that transmits a signal to a camera on a bionic eye.

The technology is currently being tested and the team behind the project to estimate human trials could start in the next 10 years, as Sharon Barbour reports look north.

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VIDEO: An inner ecosystem home

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An inner ecosystem home

February 26, 2015 Last updated at 08:48 GMT

Explore locations to fish a garden and eco-system independent in your home with the intake of fish fertilizer for plants and plant filter with clean water. The system will help you to grow, fresh, healthy food and even improve air quality.

LJ Rich BBC Click walked over to a system of this kind in use and meets with his Creator - both graduates of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, founded Grove Labs.

But not to work at home?

More about BBC.com/Click and BBCClick .

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VIDEO: & # 039; Supertides & # 039; taken around the coast of the United Kingdom

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'Supertides' should reach the coast of the United Kingdom

February 22, 2015 Last updated at 07:25 GMT Clock

The larger tides than two decades could hit parts of the British coast on Sunday.

The Environment Agency says that the tide can cause some areas to the peak of a cycle of 18.5 years, the coastal flooding, can be reached.

High tides are align the result of the sun, moon and earth to create a greater than normal force on the world's oceans.

Scott refers to Ellis.

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VIDEO: Global sinkholes explains - in 60 seconds

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Latest sinkholes around the world - and this causes the

February 24, 2015 Last updated at 13:45 GMT Clock

Sinkholes occur when the soil together.

They vary in size and are all over the world.

This is a brief summary of some of the largest sinkholes in recent history and the various causes that can lead to these depths of the earth.

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VIDEO: your finger on the pulse of bionics research

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Project bionic hand built sensors at your fingertips

February 24, 2015 Last updated at 07:11 GMT Clock

Scientists at Newcastle University are as thin as human hair to produce chips with a prosthetic hand.

If successful, the proposed £ 1.4m would allow much higher depending on people who have lost their membership.

The team will be based sensors finger to give the prosthesis a realistic touch.

Sharon said Barbour.

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VIDEO: Check the ISS space ready for tourists

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International Space Station prepares for space tourism

February 22, 2015 Last updated at 02:14 GMT

Two astronauts spent six hours to install new wiring outside the International Space Station.

It will allow docked another spacecraft, including private companies, hoping one day to take tourists to the city.

Lucas de Jong says.

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VIDEO: ISS prepares for space tourism

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International Space Station prepares for space tourism

February 22, 2015 Last updated at 02:14 GMT

Two astronauts spent six hours to install new wiring outside the International Space Station.

It will allow docked another spacecraft, including private companies, hoping one day to take tourists to the city.

Lucas de Jong says.

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VIDEO: 'Supertides to hit the coast of the United Kingdom

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'Supertides' should reach the coast of the United Kingdom

February 22, 2015 Last updated at 07:25 GMT Clock

The highest tides could yield two decades parts of the British coast met later that morning.

The Environment Agency said that the annual floods reach the culmination of a 18 and a half year cycle in bad weather could cause coastal flooding in some areas.

Low water, the result of the sun, moon and earth are aligned so that combine to create a higher than normal in the oceans force.

Scott refers to Ellis.

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VIDEO: If Orcas stay in the parks?

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SeaWorld orcas should be kept in theme parks?

February 19, 2015 Last updated at 09:04 GMT

Orcas are unique creatures - and is much easier to see at a theme park like Seaworld in America as in nature in the ocean.

But the recent film Blackfish SeaWorld criticized for the way in which the whales kept - and said it may be a danger to his coach.

Hit the disco park: less visitors and CEO was fired.

SeaWorld has his tanks Wal redesigned to expand, and the coaches are not in the water with the whales during the show more.

But orcas should be kept in parks such as SeaWorld, anyway?

Alastair Leithead BBC sent a special report from San Diego in the US for Newsround.

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VIDEO: onion that is not grieve

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Onion is not grieve

February 19, 2015 Last updated on 00:03 GMT

A British farmer claimed that a new variety of red onion cry no man, when developed cut.

The "No Tears" Diversity has to perfect himself in 20 years to its recent launch of a supermarket chain in the UK.

Farmer Alastair Findlay had to taste to find hundreds of different lamps in every season good taste.

BBC News Findlay joined his farm in Bedfordshire, to see what happens in the onion find your perfect.

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VIDEO: Rare Amur tigers in China rotated

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Rare Amur Tiger video shows positive signs for the population

February 19, 2015 Last updated at 14:08 GMT Clock

Video infrared love tigers in the wild in China was caught in the natural reserve of Wangqing.

Picture WWF is important because the location of the puppies - 30 km from the border with Russia - is, they must have grown in China.

Wildlife experts said they were able to show that endangered species is back and as the Amur tiger population can even another day.

John Barker, head of India and China to Programs WWF UK, said the video "advanced in every way that Tiger actually breeding in China today."

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Video: continue to freeze accident records as US

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Frozen Niagara Falls USA continue fighting snowballs

February 18, 2015 Last Updated 13:51 GMT

As the cold and snowy weather continues to affect the US side of Niagara Falls froze.

In Washington were shoveling snow from the White House, and skiers were seen near Capitol Hill.

And giant snowball fight was held in the US capital.

Reports Jane Peel.

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VIDEO: The camera records the explosion of the Mexican volcano

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Camera captures the Mexican volcano explosion

February 17, 2015 Last updated at 13:19 GMT Clock

A spectacular eruption of Colima in western Mexico was captured by a webcam that recorded the view of the mountains.

It is one of the most active volcanoes in the area and flows regularly 2000m ash in the atmosphere.

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VIDEO: "The hopes are high" to save the whales in New Zealand

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"Hopes high for remaining recording NZ whales

February 15, 2015 Last updated at 13:17 GMT Clock

Hopes are high that more than 60 beached pilot whales survived after being rescued by workers and volunteers in the conservation of whales.

140 whales died after beaching in Farewell Spit on the South Island of New Zealand.

Volunteers held the remaining whales rates flood irrigated, if they were to save the situation.

Paul Clark reports the BBC.

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VIDEO: CERN prepares to discover new particles

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Large Hadron Collider scientists are preparing to discover new particles

February 15, 2015 Last updated at 18:10 GMT Clock

A senior researcher at the Large Hadron Collider, said a new particle was observed this year is even more exciting than the Higgs boson.

The throttle should after an update, which gave a boost of energy to go online in March.

This could force the first call supersymmetric particles appear in the machine, be the most likely candidate for the gluino.

Pallab Ghosh Science correspondent, BBC reported.

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VIDEO: beat by 1500, the hearts of the people

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By 1500 the hearts of the people

February 15, 2015 Last Updated 09:33 GMT Clock

Researchers in London store digital video beating heart of more than 1,500 people, with their genetic information.

It is expected that the analysis of 3D videos with the data could help scientists find new treatments for heart disease.

Pallab Ghosh reports.

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VIDEO: Net pioneer warns of digital "Dark Ages"

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Net pioneer warns of digital "Dark Ages"

February 13, 2015 Last updated at 15:09 GMT Clock

Vint Cerf, who was described as "Father of the Internet", warned that the data we have saved money on our computers could be lost forever.

Currently vice president of Google, Mr. Cerf could be fears little or no trace of the 21st century for generations to come as we move into what he describes as "digital age Dark".

Pallab Ghosh told BBC that information such as photos and documents can not be accessed, such as hardware and software is out of date.

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VIDEO: Time lapse: Five years from the sun

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Time-lapse images from NASA show the sun in five years

February 13, 2015 Last updated at 21:50 GMT Clock

By capturing an image every eight hours - space agency NASA has a time-lapse video showing the Sun, published over a period of almost five years.

The period begins in June 2010 and will run will run until February 5, 2015.

The film was released to commemorate the fifth anniversary of NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory.

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VIDEO: The British leaders unite on climate change

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The leader of the British parties joint climate commitment

February 14, 2015 Last updated at 08:02 GMT Clock

Political leaders in the UK are committed to working together to combat climate change, regardless of the outcome of the election.

In a joint statement, David Cameron, Ed Miliband and Nick Clegg, said climate change is a major threat to the world.

They said that climate change threatens not only the environment but also the security, prosperity and moves to tackle poverty.

Informa Roger Harrabin.

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VIDEO: How to save a pear in danger?

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Saving a pear at risk?

February 11, 2015 Last updated at 14:51 GMT Clock

A pear historic kitchen, which is mentioned in Shakespeare's tale of winter, could preserve them for future generations through the University of Bedfordshire.

Guard Pera is assumed that initially cultivated by monks in the 13th century, but only five fruit-growing trees remain in the region.

Now try to survive Shuttleworth students.

Informa Jo Black.

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VIDEO: SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket

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SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral

February 11, 2015 Last updated at 23:45 GMT Clock

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket carrying an unmanned space weather satellite was successfully launched from Cape Canaveral in Florida on his third attempt.

Problems with a tracking radar Air Force and the bad weather had forced the postponement of the launch.

The task of monitoring changes in the solar wind to warn changes that meteorologists satellites, power grids and communications systems.

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VIDEO: Did you know that dog a happy face?

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Dogs know a happy face?

February 12, 2015 Last updated on 12:16 GMT

Dogs can make the difference between happy and angry expression of the human face, a study revealed.

Developed by researchers at the University of Vienna, an experiment in which 11 dogs were trained in conjunction with either a happy or an angry face with a food reward.

In another experiment, the scientists have shown dogs or human faces pictures they can not be seen in training, or half of a human face.

As principal investigator, said Professor Ludwig Huber here the dogs "could" knowledge "human facial expressions to tell the difference.

Courtesy of intelligent dog Video Lab, Institute Messerli

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Video: NASA reveals Side of the Moon

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Nasa shows the man in the moon

February 9, 2015 Last updated at 12:47 GMT

NASA has a view of the moon can not be seen from Earth are released.

The use of almost five years of cartographic data Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, the space agency creates images that what to show on the other side.

Dark of the Moon is home to a scarred area as the South Pole-Aitken, one of the largest and oldest in the solar system "effects" known.

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VIDEO: How to build a straw house

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How to write build a straw house

February 9, 2015 Updated 02:09 GMT

The first houses of straw offered on the open market in the UK on sale this month.

And when the walls of straw could be easily associated with a history of questionable pork building possibilities, say the team behind these homes, the material could meet the demand for housing to help.

The houses are the result of a research project engineering from the University of Bath conducted.

The researchers worked with a studio specialized architecture.

Architect Craig White showed BBC science and environment journalist Victoria Gill building straw bale walls in a new home.

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VIDEO: New Satellite warns solar flares

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Provide new satellite solar storm warnings faster

February 7th, 2015 at 09:07 GMT clock Last updated

Provide a new space satellites faster and more accurate view of the use of solar storms.

Solar storms can disrupt communications and mobile GPS navigation and even destroy entire energy networks.

Discover the new satellite is the extraction and warning system.

Informa Laura Westbrook.

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Island House Squirrel: VIDEO

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Esperanza squirrel breeding of Mersea Iceland

February 6th, 2015 at 17:54 GMT clock Last updated

Mersea Iceland is the only place in the east of England where red squirrels are wild.

It is to the credit of the local population, which initiated a project to reintroduce them.

They released 20 Red squirrel on the island since the program started two and a half years ago, and there is evidence squirrels race.

Felicity says Simper.

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VIDEO: Why sheep could be equipped with WiFi

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Why sheep could be equipped with wireless sensors

February 7, 2015 Last update on 08:57 GMT

Researchers in North Wales intends to connect Internet sheep.

The scientists said that the installation of a herd of wireless sensors could help enjoyment of animal welfare.

Informa Hywel Griffith.

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VIDEO: Manatees escape cold water in Florida

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Manatees congregate in the warm waters of Florida to leave the cold

February 4, 2015 at 23:13 GMT clock Last updated

Three Sisters resources in Florida had to be closed to the public after a large group of manatees gathered in the region.

Officials estimate about 300 marine mammals flocked to the docks in search of warmer waters.

As the temperature drops at the beginning of the year, manatees usually travel to Florida Citrus County.

Informa Vicky Hurst.

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VIDEO: Rhino fossil on the beach in Norfolk

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Rhino fossil skull found on beach in Norfolk

February 4, 2015 Last update on 12:06 GMT

A fossil of a rhinoceros skull is located on the beach in West Runton, Norfolk.

Geologist Martin Warren discovered and excavated the skull rhino conservation gypsum.

It is believed that the animal alive was more than 500,000 years.

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VIDEO: MPs vote in three infants

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MPs vote in infants three

February 3, 2015 Last update on 06:45 GMT

MEPs will hold a crucial vote on Tuesday to decide whether to allow the creation of a baby with DNA of three.

They have a free vote in the art, which are designed to prevent fatal genetic diseases from mother to child.

A fierce ethical debate erupted, and major figure of the Church called the method can be blocked, as reported by Fergus Walsh.

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VIDEO: How the birds take turns driving

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The birds take turns, according to scientists

February 3, 2015 Last update on 05:50 GMT

Scientists have sociable to determine how that which leads the "social dilemma" developed called the flock.

The researchers from the United Kingdom, Germany and Austria, studied the bald ibis, tracking, how - how many large birds - flying in V formation

They found that birds to lead very stressful energy alternately.

This allowed the birds to enjoy an extra boost by the wings of the bird before produced.

The findings are published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

Informa Victoria Gill.

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NASA Launch study of soil moisture: Video

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NASA launches satellite to monitor soil moisture

January 31, 2015 at 18:29 GMT clock Last updated

NASA launched a satellite of Earth observation, which is to measure the amount of moisture in the soil.

The Delta 2 rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.

NASA hopes that the data obtained from the three-year mission will help scientists monitor to improve drought and flood forecasts.

The instruments of SMAP (SMAP) Observatory will be within 11 days after publication.

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VIDEO: unlocks the secrets of ancient manuscripts

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Herculaneum rolls unlocked with photon beams

February 2, 2015 Last update on 06:39 GMT

A scientific discovery could allow read-only survived from the time of ancient Rome documents in the library.

The library was at Herculaneum and Pompeii, destroyed AD by an eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79.

Hundreds of charred roles were to be found there, but it was impossible to read.

Now scientists have in France have found a way to look at the charred roles, see letters and words, found for the first time in nearly 2000 years.

Hugh Schofield reports.

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VIDEO: Stare vibrate City Ballet

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Stare Ballet buyer vibrations Norwich City

January 31, 2015 at 09:41 GMT Last Updated

A "disturbance of Murmuration" Stare to the event "must" in a city that bird experts.

Up to 2000 birds flying at sunset in the city on the roof of an office building offers a stay "urban heat bubble", Norfolk Wildlife Trust said.

Located in the Coop helps save energy.

The aerial ballet is "one of the best wildlife sanctuaries in the world," said Norfolk farmer and scientist Chris Skinner.

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NASA Launch study of soil moisture: VIDEO

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NASA launches satellite to monitor soil moisture

January 31, 2015 at 18:29 GMT clock Last updated

NASA launched a satellite of Earth observation, which is to measure the amount of moisture in the soil.

The Delta 2 rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.

NASA hopes that the data obtained from the three-year mission will help scientists monitor to improve drought and flood forecasts.

The instruments of SMAP (SMAP) Observatory will be within 11 days after publication.

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