15 Recent Science Discoveries You Wont Believe
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- 15 amazing recent discoveries in the world of science and here they are from bionic contact lenses to reanimating dinosaur dna!
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7. New Human Species
Biologists all over the world were intrigued upon hearing the 2015 discovery of a new species of human, Homo Naledi, allowing for an ever clearer picture of our ancient ancestry. The findings were unveiled deep in an underground cave in South Africa and is considered one of the greatest collection of human remains ever unearthed. So far, it is known that this species of human grew to an average height of 5 feet and had a brain no larger than an orange. The way the bones in the South African cave were arranged suggests that these human ancestors ritualistically buried their dead, giving scientists a glimpse into our cultural past.
6. Bionic Lens
While still in the testing stage, the founder of Ocumetics Technology Corp may have stumbled upon a revolutionary technology that could augment the way humans perceive the world. A new bionic contact lens will give wearers an ability to see the world with stronger than 20/20 vision. Some subjects, who have already tried the lens themselves, claim that they not only see better than ever before but have identified a unique spectrum of colors unfamiliar to the unaided eye. Is this perhaps the first step in the direction of a new era of superhumans?
5. Harder Than Diamond
Scientists may have recently discovered a substance harder than diamond, Q-carbon. What gives diamonds their excellent hardness are the chemical bonds that hold them together. The carbon in diamonds is held together by incredibly tight chemical bonds at the microscopic level, giving diamonds their prominent hardness. By the manipulation of carbon atoms, scientists were able to augment their chemical bonds, producing a material that is potentially 60 times harder than diamond. While this substance is still being experimented on, it is a potential prospect for the future of cheap, efficient technologies.
4. First Mammals
Researchers from the University of Edinburgh have discovered an ancient species of mammals that survived the notorious extinction of the dinosaurs over 65 million years ago. The reason this find is so significant is that it gives us a glimpse at how mammals began to rule the world previously dominated by their cold-blooded counterparts. The mammal is thought to have been a plant-eater closely resembling a modern beaver. Once the dinosaurs were eliminated these beaver-like creatures began to flourish, given that they were no longer victims of dinosaur predators. Because these little guys were able to withstand the destruction that wrecked havoc on the dinosaurs, an array of mammals, including our ancestors, were finally able to leave their mark on the world.
3. Whale Gene Mapping
Gene mapping is starting to look less like a theoretical nicety and more like an applied science with this new aquatic discovery. Scientists have finally discovered why Bowhead Whales are able to live to 200 years old by remapping their entire genome. By comparing the genome of Bowhead Whales with the genome of other mammals with a less impressive lifespan, scientists were able to point out marked differences. Bowhead longevity is due to its genes’ effectiveness in repairing gene deterioration, which is the cause of cancer and other ailments known to cut human life short. By further studying this animal’s genes, scientists may finally be able to restore our own faulty genetic system, substantially lengthening our lives.
2. Second Earth
NASA has recently confirmed their discovery of a possible second Earth. Kepler-452b orbits its sun in what scientists call the “Goldilocks Zone,” which is the habitable region in space, not too far or close to the sun, necessary for the possibility of life to flourish. The new planet appears to have a rocky surface as well as liquid water, which is another key ingredient for life to subsist. Although not much is known about if there is life beyond Earth, it makes sense to take notice of planets similar to our own.
1. Animal Re-animation
Scientists have always been intrigued by the prospect of re-animating creatures that have been extinct for many years. While bringing a dinosaur back to life would be kind of cool, bringing a Wooly Mammoth back to life would be just as cool, and that is just what scientists are trying to do. Because Wooly Mammoths and Saber-Toothed Tigers have only been extinct for tens of thousands of years, unlike the millions of years dinosaurs have been extinct, intact DNA samples are much easier to find. Scientists believe it is possible to recreate these extinct beasts by cloning them with DNA and tissue samples, which have been found, over the years, preserved in ice.
>started watching what appeared to be an interesting video
>kermit the frog is the fucking anchor
>closed chrome
>deleted system32
>quit my job
>killed myself
not funny
OO windows, now I see.
wtf is a fucking anchor
Toxic Gamer the host, the voice over.
preytec I know but he spelled it wrong
I'm teasing him i'm not that stupid
This guy is way to enthusiastic...
OOOH YEEAAH !!! III AGREEEEE GOGOGO
sounds like he loves his Coke!.. and I don't mean soda
I just gotta laugh.😂
Too*
+TheApotheosis OfGDot lol
Hearing science facts told in a morning-radio-DJ-host voice makes me feel empty inside.
"A new dwarf planet in our solar system"
**Shows scale of a planet larger than Earth**
Meanwhile Flat Earth Society still thinking the earth is flat...
... and billions of people still thinking that humans were conjured up by a space wizard speaking incantations.
ndrthrdr1
Ahahaha.... right! :D
99% of the FES do not believe the earth is flat, FES is used to practice debating while also using science to back their claims up.
If you've ever read anything from FES you would know it is incredibly well written with legitimate science.
GrodyMaroon You've probably experienced that 1% of believers or extremely novice individuals.
CodeRedPb
Yep, well written with legitimate science like Jehovah Witnesses or Harun Yahya (Adnan Oktar) writing their arguments debating evolution :)
OK, I gave up at 2:10.
"Researchers discovered the first single-celled molecule."
And all this time I thought all molecules were multi-cellular.
You're*
LOL! Yes, the reporter is science illiterate.
Because he looks like you.
Did the say 800 billion or did I hear that wrong?
well, at least now the knowledge has been updated.
I DONT KNOW WHAT WE ARE YELLING ABOUT !
I love lamp
icedboxtv amen
GENDER POLITICS
WERE YELLING ABOUT ANOTHER MOTHAFUCKING PLANET
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Without the epi-genome there is no telling what kind of catastrophe would befall the genome." The human genome has been functioning without our knowledge of how it worked for thousands of thousands of years.
alien life does exist, the universe is too big for it not to be.
Yes aliens exist
all created by something dimensional and benevolent
there is probably some bacteries or micro organs on other planets
+blackzed besides, I'm pretty sure they renamed it to medina
Clorox Bleach I'm Mexican..... so bring me to your leader.
I wish I had enough meth to be this enthusiastic
You are now my new favorite person. Congratulations.
Hey, Devin. I like your name.
Lol true
The average person, the masses, could not possibly understand the significance of these studies, never mind appreciate them.
Hey fellow doge
Excellent video. The more we look deep into reality, the more we see the intelligent design that is far more advanced than what we yet understand. But thanks to videos like this, our drive to explore our true reality deepens.
It felt like I was watching a toy commercial...
😍💘
Mika Ela I love you
The voice of the person who narrated this video is really obnoxious.
I IMPRESS YOU BY SCREAMING AT YOU BECAUSE WOW IT'S ALL SO AWESOME!!!1112
i'd rather someone with energy and motivation than a dull, bland narrator **shrugs**
said the same thing yesterday lol
I like this narrator. (sorry)
He sounds like an Aziz Ansari bit
Boy that is one annoying voice
Don't fucking say boy and it's boi
Really, well that's interesting. ...not ha ha
Badger is awesome.
Stephen Nicholas yeah this dude is Gorked outa his friggin gourd!!!
jesus that voice is hard to listen to
I think humans have evolved multiple times over millions of years. Something keeps wiping us out over and over again.
I don't know whats worse the guys narration or the "music"
got half way then couldn't stand it.
I made it to 1:07
Water on msrs!
no shit
hehehe I saw it too. hooray for misspellings in videos.and illiterate people who use expletives to make a moot point out of a misunderstanding in comments sections.. * looks at espen soiled*
of course there is water in greenland as that is where the FAKE ASS "MARS"ROVER REALLY IS..... 8:36 SECONDS OF nasshole lies and MAD SCIENTIST'S PLAYING GOD WHAT A LOAD OF BULLSHIT.
Are your parents siblings?
Henry Stiltner They are distant relatives.
In the USA, 20/20 vision is the same as 6/6 in Europe, which is average vision, not perfect vision! Plenty of people have better visual acuity than that. 20/20 means that the person can see at 20 feet what the average person can see at 20 feet (6 metres in Europe). Good visual acuity can be as high as 20/10 (6/3), which means that the person can see at 20 feet what the average person can see at 10 feet. Why do so many people make the mistake of thinking that average visual acuity is "perfect"? I blame Blondie!
20/20 BLAZED IT
A single celled molecule, huh? Wow, I'm crying 😂
Anthony Hannan RIP Biology 😂💔
😂😂😂😂
Water on MSRS!!!!!
hiiiii
Ha ha I noticed it too😂
dam was about too say that then i saw you comment
check out the paper written in 2001 about this very topic by a desktop research without NASA buget palermoproject.com/SeepsPaper.pdf
nice Doctor Who reference.
cloning and re-animating are NOT the same. and is not pronounced Edenberg. this is meant as sincere criticism to help improve the quality of your videos. in broadcasting school one the very first lessons taught is to make sure your pronunciations correct.
Who told you these pimples on asses went to school?
I was baffled by that too. I was really amazed, shocked, and interested. Then he said as cloning...
Raiden: Hey Snake, you know whats on number 14?
Snake: its "Nanomachines"
DANG MAN...you don't have to yell, you can speak in a calm manner....wow.
The narrator would of been better not yelling
as well as learning to read... Edenburg?... you mean Edinburgh?... and it's "wreaked havoc", not "wrecked havoc"... this is why the academics who attempt the standardization of current languages always end up compromising... okay, fine... you can spell "opossum" without the first 'O'... and yeah, sure, why not put an "S" on the end of raccoon when referring to multiple specimens of the species... what's next?... mooses?... mouses?... fishes?... ardvark?... granted, the English language is one of the most convoluted languages in existence, but it really isn't that difficult (says the guy who doesn't capitalize the first word of sentences and punctuates everything with ellipses when writing informally)... I'm just waiting for the day when "their" and "there" officially become accepted as interchangeable spellings for both words...
Well you know, the second definition of "literally" has officially changed to "figuratively"
would have*
IKR!! He sounds like someone selling crap in an infomercial, lol!! ... or perhaps that guy who comes on at the end of each episode of Dragon Ball Z.
We all know you guys came early. I bet your girlfriends love it
Nice one 😂😂😂👍
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What's girfriend?
Did ... you just pronounce Edinurgh "eaden-burg?" It's "Eh-din-bur-uh." I'm american and even I know that.
Agreed! Some of these guys must've skipped out of English classes from grade 2 on!
Ok, Mr clever American - you got the pronunciation of Edinburgh right, well done. Now how do you pronounce Loughborough.........this is a town in Leicestershire, England.
The poor little guy 6:32 looks like he’s embarrassed and is slinking sheepishly away
How do people know there is different solar system and they know the planets in them but they don't know the planets in our one ?
I get it now thanks
Better question, why do we know more about Space than earth itsself?
That with the plannets is easy to answer as example: can you see whats behind a wall? So in our case the wall is the sun. So there is even the possibility that there could be a plannet on the exact opposied of your earth(just as example). But we wouldn't be able to see it.
Did you see it with your own eyes or are you just gullible.
MrShnaze
better yet we have 75% undiscovered ocean and yet they can say a planet is habitable some 10k light years away.
Where do I get a bionic lens, I've been waiting my whole life
lsd
Google is making one, they already have the prototype.
its probably bull
God is bull and people still believe in him xD
johnson does that mean we get HORNED down by god? or was it hammered. DAMN YOU RELIGION THERE'S SO MUCH THINGS TO BELIEVE!
the glass computer chip thing reminds me of the crystal skulls that are said to contain a vast amount of information.
u mean us?
Those crystal skulls are proven to be a hoax!
15 !!!! Decibels louder than any other video thanks for the hearing loss
Oooh no, no, no. Not this narrator again.
Why is this guy yelling?? To make it more exciting than it really is??
"Have discovered a dwarf planet" 5 second laters "this planet of unknown size"
Ok there Kermit the frog you keep on keeping on.
I find breakthroughs in genetics the most important, because they can allow for eugenics, and thus, eradication of illnesses, aggression and death. This would end wars.
Londons University of Southampton? Said by someone whos never been to the UK....
... and where is eed'nburg?
It sounded like Eden + Burg(er). I wonder how he pronounces Leicester or Worcestershire.
Haha, or Berkshire!
no shit we all have different accents around the world and we pronounces words differently . are you 10 years old and just now learning the meaning of word play?
Stoney Shibu You sound like great fun at parties.
3:34 the title of number 8 is "water on msrs" it was a mistake of spelling cuz a and s are very close.
he snorted allot of cocaun.
get it XD
stfu
EVERYONE, THANK YOU TO REPLY ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That leaf invention could also generate electricity if it was covered or partly covered in solar panel stuff. Capturing its mechanical movement energy would further boost its energy production.
the glass storage is crazy.....reminds me of the crystal skulls and the man who said his played music and displayed pictures way back in the seventies....
"NASA has *confirmed* their discovery of a *possible* Earth. And I have just *confirmed* my discovery of a *possible* Big Foot.
+2,TheRantingGryphon hi 2 love you're videos :)
awesome
Yeah keep trying, sarcasm isn't really intelligent,makes you look like a corny grandfather telling outdated jokes
maybe your bigfoot is FROM the new planet!!!! lol
Click Bait Official Hn
Hold up how did we make a machine that is microscopic
with very tiny engineers
Japanese micro-engineers.
Jeremy beadle's tiny hand.
+hpoonis2010 no, KOREAN micro engineers :3
SCIENCE!
It is a theory that the universe is so big that it has a chance of being an occurance of a same planet just like there is at least one person who looks like us
3:40 You spelt Mars wrong. Sorry I just had to.
next video: '10 most amazing things in the Universe you could never even comprehend exist or your brain would explode so violently it would create a black hole that would swallow the entire multiverse'
No one cares how early you are.
Will I think Chrnman6710 should have say that why because ( Fuck you )!
Kenshin Yang what
Yeah well... Last time I was this early, my D was out for Harambe.
And I'm not even early!
I WAS HERE BEFORE ANY OF YOU SUCKERS EVEN EXISTED!
Bill Cipher Bold statement. Seeing how you have no information about our ages.
Um...I remember reading up on that bionic lens thing, and it was stated that it was NOT a contact lens, but rather a lens that can be implanted into your eye to replace your natural lens.
That's insane, how do you make something so small? Without having other small things made
_YOU SOUND LIKE A 90'S SKATEBOARD COMMERCIAL_
Can we just have the cure for all forms of cancer please
Not sure how excited I am for some of these developments... Discovering new things about our history is awesome, and discovering new planets even better. Better data storage devices and a new colour spectrum to explore? Hell yes! But I get the feeling that scientists mostly think in terms of 'why not?' instead of just 'why'. Just simply the rapid development of AI is ringing all the alarm bells. It would be great if all those intelligent people could stop and think about the possible consequences of their creations and discoveries. For example, if we were to live longer and have less terminal illnesses to worry about, how on earth are we going to control the growth of our population? We're already struggling to feed and house everyone as it is, with our corrupt and power hungry governments, which by the way might just start a *nuclear war*. And bringing back extinct creatures is cool and all, but how would they live? Where would we put them? How would we treat them? Did they not go extinct for a good reason? And most importantly, should we not be working on preserving the animals we already have before thinking about bringing back dinosaurs and woolly mammoths? Science is leaping ahead, leaving the rest of the world scrambling to keep up.
Diamonds are not really that strong. They can fracture like any crystal structure, but it is just more difficult. Crystals fracture when a force shifts the arrangement of the structure to where positive charges are moved with more positives, and negatives get moved with more negatives. This causes both sides of the site of movement to separate, resulting in a fracture.
And I found a discovery on your video... Your #8 says WATER ON MSRS
University of "Eden-burg" LMFAO
How about "...as well as liquid water, which is another key ingredient for life to subsist". Perhaps you meant exist? Definitely could benefit from a decent review by an English major - and that's from an engineer (not known for command of the language)...
Oh boy my brain was already numbed at that point. If all you do is speak for a living shouldn't you be good at it?
Holy shit, I'm glad I'm not the only one. I literally stopped the video when he said that and just sighed.
Not only that... at 6:37 "wrecked havoc" should be "wreaked havoc."
At 7:09 we get to hear a made-up word: "longetivity," which should be "longevity."
You are laughing on the form but what about title and topics itself.
Whats so hard to belive about finding a new mamal fossile?
What about #8? So they found evidence that at one point there has been fluid water on Mars, but he claims they found fluid water on Mars. Isnt there a big difference? Like in "at one point dinosaurs existed" and "dinosaurs exist".
Last but not least stupid: #1 Scientist have long before tried to bring back Tasmanian Devils that have ben extinct for only decades and did not manage. They did not even manage to bring a sheep back to fully functioning live. When they tried it became obvious that the whole concept of cloning is somewhat flawed and it became quite quiet around this field. Now some smart scientist who learned abuot the mostly intact DNA of iceage animals and thought "Well lets try thisone out for the media, perhaps we will get some money back ito this area of research".
Also some of this stuff dates back mor then a year, so if not big in the media yet it probably was not that amazing?
Abiogenesis is impossible for many reasons. One of which is that neither RNA nor DNA can be synthesized in the absence of enzymes, and enzymes cannot be synthesized in the absence of RNA and ribosomes. In the absence of enzymes, there is no chemical reaction that produces the sugar ribose, the "backbone" of RNA and DNA.
Anyone else feel like this guy is going to end one of these sentences with RADICAL!
Ok first is that a planet or a dwarf planet, second some of this is old news, and third how many times have found water on Mars now?
And wouldn't those marks be made by most liquids and they are assuming that it is water?
Did you actually listen? He said we don't know how big it is or what its composed of.
Most liquids cannot be formed on mars, nitrogen for example would evaporate long before it could flow. Not to mention how rare it is for other liquids to form on a place like mars. Without any research I'd say its just very fine sand that flows like water and other liquids would. I'm not saying there isn't water on mars because there is deep below the surface
Last i heard ,they said it wasn't water on mars, but ICE. And they had mistakenly thought it was water flows.
A couple of science discoveries but for the most part this is an Evolution propaganda video.
only 3 are directly connected to evolution the last one finds application in this field but is not necessarily connected to it and what do you even mean by propaganda?
how is discovering something that does support a theory (not that evolution would need extra evidence since it is by far the best theory for explaining the diversity of life we see today only evidence against evolution would result in a big change of were the theory of evolution stands in terms of being true) propaganda?
This is as much propaganda as reporting that a pencil falls when you drop it is propaganda for the theory of gravity...
(one a completely different note I would be sceptical to anything that is in a top (insert number) whatever video since they tend to be badly researched and to put more emphasis on being exiting then being factually correct)
You believe in a God yet watch videos on science expecting pro creationist content? Seriously?
I hear a witch just moved into your neighborhood! better get off the internet and go find it! lol
:triggered:
lol
Narration style: “The holy shit Batman approach to narration!”
T Zee 🤣🤣🤣
I'm shocked I've been waiting to see dinosaurs forever
Calm down, you are way too enthusiastic
" University of Edinburgh" (you said "EED-in-berg" it's really "ED-in-burr-ahh"). Also, you don't spell it "wrecked havoc". It's "wreaked" havoc, and pronounced "reeked". It sounds as though the person doing the voiceover isn't a native English speaker, or they would have heard these things dozens of times before.Also, I can just as well read the darn thing. The video portion does nothing. There's no real video clips relating to the particular items in question.And you do this with every darn list you do. Basically, you're reading the script above, and someone else later puts stock footage with your items...boring!
And longevity was pronounced long-je-"tivity". WTF?
You betcha! I'm almost convinced that these "features" are voiced by a bot. I like his upbeat reading style...but he's not a native speaker...and he needs someone reviewing the final products! Videos which entice one to view them which are just "pictures and words" are just as bad as having to watch 20 mins of a "video" for a new diet supplement. I need videos that say "See, here is something we're talking about today...let me show you it from another angle...etc." (unboxings, movie reviews, etc.). These videos are showing me SOMETHING. Not just disjointed talk about words or pictures having no relation to each other.-Ambidexter
I was also calling it Edin boorg and when I learned how it's pronounced, I was like Waaat? Why?
+Optimus6128 Scottish pronunciations confuse a lot of non scots, eg the villages of wemyss where I live are pronounced as weemz, Kirkcaldy has a silent L, Leven is pronounced leave-in. Most places if not all that have the ending 'burgh' are burrah Edinburgh, Dryburgh etc etc.
great video guys thanks for sharing👍
I JUST SMOKED A WHOLE BUNCH OF SPEED!! -- HEAVY BREATHING --
Why on earth aren't scientists looking to power of the placebo effect (the body can mend itself if you believe it can)
they are...
they've been studying it forever, its not as effective as some holistic healers or other people may have you believe.
michaela you do realize this is 2016 right? get your stupid mystical voodoo "i can control my individual cells with my brain" bullshit out of here . thats impossible. you move your arm by pulling muscles and all that blah blah your kept together by bones.
our body is a system. a giant , complete, puzzle set . things are controlled by a system of things. not individually.
i have an idea, how about you do a bit of research on the placebo effect instead of instantly disregarding it completly? it has been proven to work in many cases, now, of course it has limits, you cant just regrow a limb because you believe in yourself, but believe it or not, your brain can CONTROL certain parts of your body! isnt that amazing!?!?
Dylansgames actually the placebo effect is uncontrollable. yes it exists and it works, but not reliably. and it is kind of the brains job to control all the parts of your body. that is why it is the brain.
#7- Misidentified ape bones.
says the non Archeologist.
CatsInvent
horse?..
wow you pointed out I'm a "furry" not "fury" you got me...
CatsInvent
Yay you got it..
CatsInvent
.. ok?...
Dugan The fox From a "non archeologist"- People trust what medical doctors say all the time. Why on earth would they need malpractice insurance? Point is- Don't just believe what people say just because they paid for a piece of paper.
The polymerase of the cell is irreducibly complex. It is a product of it's own translation. The polymerase machinery is comprised of components (proteins) which are coded as information in the DNA. The polymerase machinery is what is required to decode the information to make itself. Thus, both the polymerase machinery, the DNA, the genetic support systems of the cell, and in fact the entire cell had to have always existed together. This is astonishingly powerful evidence of both Intelligent Design and Special Creation.
My ex husband had a brain no larger than an orange too....my word, they’ve obviously found his ancestors! Lol!
😂
Mate, your voice is best suited to: "Now watch how this cat climbs the curtain and then falls off, WHOA!". Not science.
JESUS CHRIST, CALM DOWN
E-lens company needs to use their eyeballs to call the 5d nanoglass peeps and make some moves.
If gaining powers is possible in the future, then the future will be dangerous. Being able to have super heroes would mean there would also be super villains.
Religion won't like all of this Scientific discovery.
Why not it shows how great and complex God is and how he made earth
If only that was the way they all saw it.
+The Vallin true
lol how
+RealGamer1 why did God make billions of planets just to cram all life on earth lol?
+Talltanic
Why is Bored Badger (narrator) yelling?
DOES HE ALWAYS TALK LIKE THIS AT WORK & WITH FRIENDS?
*That 6 year old, has a deep voice.*
As a scientist, I have made many discoveries...One is positive traits, characteristics can make the world, the planet, a better place, like the Garden of Eden.
Eh. This guy kinda sensationalizes/ twist the information he is sharing to make it sound a little cooler/interesting than it really is. That can lead to misinformation. No like from me.
for the american audience. The name you keep mispronouncing; Edinburgh. Is not "Ee-din-Berg", or "Ed-an-burrow". Its "E(as in Egg) -din-Bra"
Aye, depends where yer fae, I'm across the forth and its Ed-n-burrah
Try getting someone to pronounce New Orleans sometime.
candiduscorvus really? its not that hard.
+Sandman N'orleen
Meer Kat Sounds like a typical Aussie female name from the 80s
Good video man. Very informative
I say bring the mammoth back. They are as harmless if not even more harmless than any elephant that exists today.
Wtf was that music
You spell MARS worng
wrong°
Mahrze
MSHS
James Sumner mmauaerzzze
spell worng You MARS
At 3:40 there was a typo, it says msrs instead of Mars, hope this helps
for number one, this will most likely happen. "come all to your nearest zoo to see the wolly mamot roam the earth once more. an by just paying 20 more dollars, you can ride one of this majestic gentle giant for 20 minutes."
that typo tho at 3:38
HEY LOOK GUYS THERES WATER ON WSRS!!!!! I LOVE THE PLANET MSRS!!!!! 3:41
LOL
the synthetic leaf thing is kinda cool
technically the nano machines were invasive but that's none of my business
Nanomachines are not a discovery
Discover: Find (something or someone) unexpectedly or in the course of a search.
Yes it was a discovery by definition. I wish people would stop making stupid jokes about "they didn't discover it they invented it" Both statements are correct.
Ah yes, we found the nanobots, how could I forget that unexpected moment. You read my name right? It's your own damn fault for taking me seriously.
cos nano-machines son
It said msrs instead of mars
number 10 was pretty cool can't wait for that to come out.glass data storage.
thank u James Oliver Garcia.-James Oliver Garcia
diamond do not have chemical bonds...carbon is a element are held together bt electron bonds....
Actually everything is Chemical Bonds. Diamonds are a Network Covalent Bond
Everything in the world around us is made up of atoms, which are tiny pieces of matter. Different atoms stick together to form all kinds of things in the world. A chemical bond is formed when two or more atoms are attracted to each other and form a chemical compound.
Covalent Bonds
A covalent bond is formed when two atoms with electronegativities share their electrons, rather than trading them as happens in ionic bonds. Two hydrogen atoms can share an electron to form the molecule H2, and they are joined by a single covalent bond.
A double covalent bond is found in ethylene (C2H4), because two sets of valence electrons are shared.
A triple covalent bond is seen in atomic nitrogen (N2).
Dative Bond
A dative bond, also called a coordinate covalent bond, is created when one atom gives both electrons needed to form a single covalent bond.
This can be seen with ammonium (NH4+). Nitrogen contributes the two electrons needed to bond with hydrogen and therefore form the ammonium with a dative bond.
It can also be seen with hydronium (H3O+). In a water molecule, the oxygen atom gives a pair of electrons to create a dative bond with a hydrogen ion, thus forming the hydronium.
Network Covalent Bond
Sometimes elements will form covalent bonds over and over in a material, repeating the same structure to form very large molecules. When this occurs, the bonds formed are described as a network covalent.
An example of this is seen in diamonds. Carbon bonds to itself, with each carbon atom forming four covalent bonds to four other carbon atoms. This forms one large molecule that is a diamond crystal.
Silicates, which are found in quartz, sand, and many other minerals, also bond together in network covalent bonds.
There are several different kinds of chemical bonds that can form; but, the similarity between all of them is the attraction of two atoms.
IMF
Goldendevil 18 lol
you mean "does not"
+MrMlaidlaw im here to tell right that i look up the definition of chem bonds in more than place......and you sir....are right.
why would you want to clone a mammoth and bring a creature back to this miserable world? first off its way to warm for them now since they were alive during the iceage and 2 they will probably suffer since the air is somewhat different than it was also so we will just be creating a creature to torture for our amusement!?
just ship them to arctic or antaric they will be just fine
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I agree but I would also say we could use this method to bring back creatures that went extinct at the hands of man (poaching, overfishing, deforestation, etc.)
Tyler Vance-Grose there's one little problem you see they need to extract dna from somewhere
I'm just saying if it becomes possible, that is the reason it should be used
5:03 I'm pretty sure the lens in question is not a contact lens, but the actual lens located behind the iris.
Has no one ever seen a Jurassic Park movie? There's a whole series of movies on why we should not "reanimate" certain long-extinct creatures....
I fucking hate how click bate actually works
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***** dude it's a "bate" xD
Mysopias what's a grammar school
Yah, we need to live longer in an overpopulated world.
Krystal Potter No one knows the future don't worry about it, just teach people not to spread hate .
Krystal Potter
of course we need to live longer, however we need to control birth rate to prevent overpopulation.
We need to live longer to colonize our solar system
Your ugly
This is an awsome channel!!!
This guy is way to enthusiastic