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The biggest science breakthroughs of 2025

369.5K views • 1 month ago
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@GumiiZ
@@GumiiZ1 months ago
Wow why we mad at virgins?
@Joelovesscience
@@Joelovesscience2 months ago
Great! Waiting for the 2026 video :)
@davids9027
@@davids90272 months ago
YOUTUBE. Stop beginning people's videos partway though. You're wrecking what little confidence I had in you as competent replacements for the other youtube you took over from.
@Sharperthanu1
@@Sharperthanu12 months ago
About cancer: Please Google: Glucose hungry cancer cells. Professor Brian Cox.
@KennethSteffler
@@KennethSteffler5 months ago
Researchers have been looking for new cancer treatments well over 100 years. Maybe they should start looking for the cure instead.
@七人の侍-b1q
@@七人の侍-b1q6 months ago
Mitochondria: Is the powerhouse of the cell
@M43782
@@M437826 months ago
Vocal fry here is irritating
@Dr.Yalex103
@@Dr.Yalex1036 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoyIj79D9o0&amp;t=104">1:44</a> you&#39;re mispronouncing Denisovans... it is pronounced like the name Denise, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoyIj79D9o0&amp;t=138">2:18</a> not denisOvans❤
@efrijim700
@@efrijim7006 months ago
Green energy is anything but affordable.
@rayjasmantas9609
@@rayjasmantas96096 months ago
The digestive breaking of something,<br>is based on the logic of giving a substance enough time<br>to fully digest and be moved away from its previous support.<br><br>The likes of a heavier weight person allows<br>like a bear to having spare resources stored,<br>and an elderly person satisfied with something <br>longer in digestion by the body,<br>to someone use to moving around a lot.
@rayjasmantas9609
@@rayjasmantas96096 months ago
The logic of chemistry creates cancer, <br>a needed add on would be as chemistry,<br>has the bonding factor of making areas <br>occupied by the same unmoveable subparticle.
@SCIENCE360SECTION
Oh
@gindginnest3336
@@gindginnest33367 months ago
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@MatthewMosher-s7j
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoyIj79D9o0&amp;t=395">6:35</a> what testicular genes allow it to evade the immune system?<br>Testies have been Zeno transplanted for a long time.
@1timbarrett
@@1timbarrett8 months ago
So much hopeful news…! I especially like the idea that Asians and other rice-eaters will be able to access more protein with less starch. 👍
@itsGrubbow
@@itsGrubbow8 months ago
That new telescope also has plans to try and see if we have a 9th planet far out in the solar system. Saw a video on it the other night.
@jamesraymond.1358
I love science but most of these are boring.
@AXEHAMMER53
@@AXEHAMMER538 months ago
Yet china depends little on green renewable energy useing coal and gas to power their market domonation in tech and industry look at the percentages of green in any country versus cost per kw and deprecation of efficency and its not so inviteing except for the marketing and sales !! 😊
@noisepollution6761
You left someone out overlooked someone so you&#39;re on a tangent that&#39;s about to end
@biglizzy1234
@@biglizzy12348 months ago
Sadly here in america we are going backwards
@rRobertSmith
@@rRobertSmith8 months ago
Growing a kidney or liver inside a pig is cool and needed, but what ever happened to bio printing them by the dozens per day?
@liviucristianionescu
LoL, nothing new or interesting
@Tamaresque
@@Tamaresque8 months ago
@<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoyIj79D9o0&amp;t=369">6:09</a> - that is not where a transplanted kidney is put into a human body. It is placed on either the left or right lower quadrant of the abdomen. Why? Because there are no ribs to go through, there&#39;s a handy artery there for bloodflow, and the ureter passes close by.<br>(Disclosure: I&#39;ve had two kidney transplants over the last 45 years.)
@entertainingdissent
oh lord, even science education sources like this belive in intellgent computers at slac...hah. Yanks, huh? If you teach that the machines are &#39;intelligent&#39; you only prove you are trying to explain something you poorly understand, or perhaps want to hype and excite people about by deliberately using marketing languge. I get it, most folks in the U.S.A. value the sizzle over the steak, but people who watch this channed will want to view real lectures or borrow real books to check on the details, and, or, Science staff, you should aim to do a better job explaining then some community college teacher or indicate in your channel that this is for entertainment and monitization purposes not, um...science, you jerks.
@mentgold
@@mentgold8 months ago
Lovely video!
@RonTodd-gb1eo
@@RonTodd-gb1eo8 months ago
If we have a new telescope that can do everything better, does that mean all the billions spent on previous telescopes were wasted?
@TheZombieGAGA
@@TheZombieGAGA8 months ago
Great list of discoveries and achievements in 2025
@Vak_g
@@Vak_g8 months ago
What a great video! Gives you hope for humanity!
@egeatilla5308
@@egeatilla53088 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoyIj79D9o0&amp;t=313">5:13</a> okay who named that come on now
@daviddavids2884
@@daviddavids28848 months ago
0618 DAMP Not dampen.!!!
@lyubotonchev4480
@@lyubotonchev44808 months ago
Ask Germany and its industry about the renewable energy!
@erickim3589
@@erickim35898 months ago
Fantastic achievements. Let&#39;s hope 2026 is even brighter
@robertfindley921
@@robertfindley9218 months ago
Sadly, the United States has abandoned science. Windmills and solar are bad. Coal and oil are good. Climate Change is a lie. And dozens of other crazy and dangerous declarations.
@user-ij6vg8xq2r
@@user-ij6vg8xq2r8 months ago
Giants standing on the shoulders of giants allow all of us to see new facts and possibilities.
@alexwhiteowl
@@alexwhiteowl8 months ago
Finally some good news about 2025 😅😂 a proof that humanity can do good things too
@fatehyabali
@@fatehyabali8 months ago
F
@Sjalabais
@@Sjalabais8 months ago
Great list, and it helps focusing on this for a bit rather than global news.
@GenghisRex-x9
@@GenghisRex-x98 months ago
and then in 2026 they called renewables the biggest hoax and BS :P
@rhettkovall
@@rhettkovall8 months ago
Yea science!
@johnholly7520
@@johnholly75208 months ago
Starts off with green/china propaganda. Renewables are still extremely subsidized, and not effective at base load power.
@The1belal
@@The1belal8 months ago
great revelations , thank you
@Justgoodvids
@@Justgoodvids8 months ago
<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AoyIj79D9o0&amp;t=314">5:14</a> uh…
@hobarttobor686
@@hobarttobor6868 months ago
green energy is now affordable all over the world? jezz.........
@Chris.Davies
@@Chris.Davies8 months ago
When will we learn how to recycle solar panels profitably?<br>Currently that is not an option. And that makes them part of the problem.
@dukeon
@@dukeon8 months ago
Thank you!
@sixxvee
@@sixxvee8 months ago
Great content but with vocal fry
@IanWong-r1u
@@IanWong-r1u8 months ago
awesome video, makes me think positively about the future
@fahdh.a1590
@@fahdh.a15908 months ago
Superb
@holocenesage
@@holocenesage8 months ago
Not gonna lie, FK VIRGINIS caught me off guard.
@mickeydodds1
@@mickeydodds18 months ago
Dental plaque can survive for 140,000 years.<br><br>Who knew?
@artieash6671
@@artieash66718 months ago
Commentators voice is very unpleasant... harsh and too &quot;young&quot; to be authoritative. Better than A.I.
@exosproudmamabear558
If you stop them from reproducing they cant develop resistence. They can only develop resistence if they already have resistance there and couldnt get eradicated. Thats why combined aproaches better.
@appsenence9244
@@appsenence92448 months ago
Amazing stuff! :D
@EternalVoid-t2d
@@EternalVoid-t2d8 months ago
Intellectuals were always God&#39;s gift and made the world a better place<br>Knowledge liberates, it is a tool of God not the Enemy<br>Imagine what the world would be like without them
@TheBillNye
@@TheBillNye8 months ago
I love these videos because they are filled with so much more hope and optimism about the future than you’d get from the traditional news cycle
@lilashelton535
@@lilashelton5358 months ago
Science is an ever ongoing source of marvelous facts.
@footfault1941
@@footfault19419 months ago
Those are all stunning, exciting &amp; mesmerizing discoveries indeed! The warmest congrats &amp; applause to every researcher! Secrets of evolution, mechanisms &amp; patterns, are stubbornly remaining mystery .... That means plenty of things to be done for younger researchers!
@footfault1941
@@footfault19419 months ago
Thanks for showing this that should be only a tip of iceberg, selected ones. There&#39;d be more like them in each area. Humans are basically innate scientists ever since our lineage was born. Gathering information, improving technique, contemplated outcomes from primitive levels to higher, more sophisticated ones. We have a staunch tool for a better future!
@Ben610
@@Ben6109 months ago
🙂👍