5 'promise' inventions change the world

New advances in technology today can make a breakthrough in the world we live in.

Scientific breakthroughs will impact the future of the world

With the speed of development of technology, science has achieved many amazing achievements, turning things that seem only in fiction to become true.

The following article will introduce you to the most remarkable scientific breakthroughs currently holding the potential to change our entire world.

1. Artificial meat - a new source of food for humans

In 2013, the team of graduate students at the University of Maastricht (Netherlands) created a very special hamburger - with the meat synthesized in the laboratory.

Specifically, the beef is made of 20,000 artificial muscle fibers over three months from a cow's stem cell. The total cost of producing such a slice of artificial beef is US $ 300,000 (about 6.7 billion VND).

Beef pieces cost 6.7 billion .

However, scientists recently said they are starting the project to reduce the terrible number above. This technology is highly expected to replace naturally sourced food within the next 10 years.

With the rise of artificial food, the killing of livestock and poultry will be limited, significantly contributing to environmental protection.

2. Artificial cells - which can save millions of lives

In 2010, private research institute J. Craig Venter (USA) announced that they have successfully built the first artificial living cells in the world.

The head of the research group Craig Venter said he and his colleagues spent 15 years, spending a total of 40 million USD (about 889 billion VND) to successfully synthesize this artificial living cell.

This is one of the most breakthrough technologies in biology today. The emergence of artificial cells can help people replace the disease-carrying cells in the body, even to treat the cancer deadly.

Besides, artificial cells also bring many economic benefits. We can use this type of cell to make industrial bacteria that helps produce gasoline, vaccines and some other commercial products.

3. Technology to bring people "temporarily dead" - a breakthrough in the world medicine industry

In 2014, doctors at the hospital Pennsyvalnia (USA) succeeded in suspending all activities of a living body, or more simply, putting a person in a "fake death" state.

To do this, the patient's blood will be fully withdrawn and replaced by a special solution. At this time, the patient's body will be reduced to only 10 degrees Celsius, and all functions such as circulatory system, respiratory system or even brain activity will stop working.

This technology is said to be a major breakthrough in medicine. Bringing people into a state of fake death will help doctors have more time for "difficult" surgeries, while increasing the patient's survivability. After successful surgery, blood will be pumped back into the body, and the patient will recover only after a few hours.

Besides, the more imaginative . people think that this technology will help people with serious diseases have more chances to survive, by bringing them into hibernation. These people will only have to wait until humanity is able to heal them in the future.

4. Activate the human 'telepathy' ability

In 2014, scientists successfully studied the ability to "catch brainwaves" in humans - which is believed to be the source of "telepathy".

Specifically, the two volunteers participating in the experiment placed a device on their heads to collect brain waves and said 'Hello' to each other.

It is noteworthy that these two are far apart, one in France, and the other in India. Brain waves will be collected into the computer and transmitted to the other person via an Internet connection.

According to reports, the greeting they received from the other person appeared in their heads like waves of light. This shows that people can 'telepathy' regardless of geographical distance is only a matter of time.

However, this study is controversial when some scientists think that just "seeing each other is understanding" can kill the traditional methods of human communication.

5. "Write" back human genes - a great breakthrough

In 2015, Chinese scientists announced they had found a way to "rewrite" genes on the human body - something many scientists have tried but have not yet succeeded.

By using 86 gene embryos, scientists have succeeded in redesigning 28 of these genes. However, researchers also argue that gene rewriting can lead to unexpected mutations.

Therefore, genetic change research is always a strictly controlled field in many countries around the world.

However, many people believe that this new technology will allow people to have more ability to cope with a variety of diseases - from hemophilia to HIV.

In addition, the re-design of the gene also helps us prevent over 10,000 different diseases, potentially saving millions of lives worldwide.