A New Kind of Cell Has Just Been Discovered in the Human Body

[@AifDaimon]

7DOS is slowly becoming a family business, with Ben's mum joining the team. But hey, more power to y'all.

[@patreekotime4578]

His dad also does some content!

[@AifDaimon]

@patreekotime4578 what's the name of that KZbin channel, if any?

[@kaltneta6704]

So true!

[@patreekotime4578]

He did something on this channel, it was a benefit thing around Christmas time I think?

[@4124V4TA-SNPCA-x]

Let me guess, their top Patron, Robert Thomas is Ben's paternal uncle. Or grandpa. But more power to them!

[@andrewrichens5733]

“It’s not often a new cell type is discovered”. As an immunologist, I can attest to the fact that somebody in my field claims to describe a new cell subset every other week

[@GizmoaGames]

Yeah but how many hold up?

[@irimac1806]

​@@GizmoaGames thats the real question

[@thesjkexperience]

So how did they miss this one? 😮

[@andrewrichens5733]

@@GizmoaGames not lots of them

[@Chihirolee3]

Claims vs confirmed. 🤷‍♂️

[@d012k-n5t]

What's next a worm named goth...

[@beebeelicious]

Nooo, that's a moth 😅

[@glynncordry5965]

Is there a "creep" or "creepi" yet? Or a "Noel"?

[@jesshoeft8652]

Absolutely love Mom's voice! I could listen to her talk about anything all day. Happy she is on camera now.

[@OneWorldNT]

Awww, thank you!

[@thelittleal1212]

Yesterday We also have a new genus of carcharodontosaur from the Egyptian baharia formation (previous thought to be Carchar) with a Nasal horn/crest similar to a ceratosaur. Such a awesome and unique new dinosaur to start off this year

[@joshuaball5916]

I was gonna tell them about Tameryraptor.

[@MazdaTiger]

man Egypt is wild when comes to dino variety

[@thelittleal1212]

@@MazdaTiger well it’s still fragmentary, but it has the potential to reveal so much more and be on par with the variety of other formations

[@CindyandRicoTheCoonhoundCross]

I saw the whale museum fire in the paper the day after it happened. I was so saddened. I live on Vancouver Island.

[@takenname8053]

I can't believe Punk is dead...

[@The_PokeSaurus]

"Dinosaur names are crazy, like Thanos and Tyrannotitan" Meanwhile, mollusc names:

[@bobsmith8405]

We just got a new dinosaur last night called Tameryraptor

[@substantialcarp]

Wait till this guy hears about insect names...😂

[@4124V4TA-SNPCA-x]

​@@substantialcarp Or the group of spiders named after characters from Predator. Every. Single. One. Of them. 😂

[@The_PokeSaurus]

@@substantialcarp I know there's a beetle named Tyranno something rex.

[@syafiqjabar]

​@@substantialcarp Or the spuder named Hotwheels.

[@simplypink8375]

maybe an odd thing to say, but dr. thomas has just the loveliest voice that i have ever heard. it's so melodic and soft! looking forward to future videos with her reporting.

[@OneWorldNT]

That is kind of you to say!

[@crazyjkass]

No, it's not strange to point out. All the popular science KZbinrs have pleasant reading voices. :)

[@CassandraH18]

A math and a biology teacher for parents. Yeah, I think being anything but a scientist (in any field) would have been strange

[@loganlogon3720]

Welcome aboard Mrs. Thomas, we're glad to have you!😄

[@OneWorldNT]

Thank you!

[@loganlogon3720]

@@OneWorldNT You're very welcome!

[@WhiteNucklin]

You mom has the most lovely voice. I could listen to her speak forever

[@TheaSvendsen]

Yeah, she should do ASMR videos - perfect voice for that 100%!

[@OneWorldNT]

Thank you!

[@johnjingleheimersmith9259]

maybe i'm an outlier but I couldn't stand it. I had the video playing in the background and had to stop what I was doing and stop the video. Something about it like the monotone nature was grating.

[@novedad4468]

​@@johnjingleheimersmith9259dude, think about what you just said. It's okay if you didn't like it, but you don't need to be so graphic in your dislike of somebody's attributes, specially when you see that they are looking at the comments. Sadly, negative comments tend to hurt more than positive comments heal.

[@WhiteNucklin]

@ did you used to have your own channel about cetaceans?

[@adriannegrete9586]

Los Angeles is my best home on Earth. It has the coolest museum displays like Gnatalie the Green Bone Dino. You should’ve known it was that new species but it was closed due the Greater LA Wildfires because of that horrible windstorms I’ve been through a week ago. And Middle East also suffers with many children dying too. I hope we can all support them for Life of our Planet.

[@buddywhatshisname522]

I’m in Alert Bay on Cormorant Island, (Yalis), across the water from Telegraph Cove. Our fire department participated in the efforts to keep the fire from doing more damage than it did, bringing a boat and gas powered pump, and we as a village are incredibly proud of them and their efforts, as well as the efforts of the other community’s departments, (mostly volunteer). I am so heartbroken at the loss of the interpretative center. It was such an important part of our community on the north island. I hope the rebuilding goes swiftly, but rebuilding the collection will be a Herculean task.

[@OneWorldNT]

It's Ben's mum here - yes we are so very sad about it - and so pleased they have decided to rebuild. I am in ore of Firefighters. They do such an amazing job and put their life on the line every time they go out ❤

[@napalmholocaust9093]

You scared me with the green like it was gonna be chloroplasts 😶‍🌫️

[@michaelmayhem350]

Intentional clickbait thumbnail as is standard for low quality you tube channels

[@BartEnder2006]

@@michaelmayhem350better than your videos

[@michaelmayhem350]

@@BartEnder2006 my videos are on pornhub not yotube lol

[@thesjkexperience]

Nope, Soylent Green 😉. Actually, I’m just showing my age 😂. But it’s still shocking that it went undiscovered. And we think we’ll cure cancer 😂

[@alvaronavarro4895]

​@@michaelmayhem350 Hey Michael, did you know that in order to study the ultrastructure of tissues, cells, microorganisms... you most of the time have to DYE the samples?? It's not clickbait, it's just that they used dyes or other microscopy techniques.

[@chiptankgirl]

I just really want to see One World report on something that's not heartbreaking just one time.

[@lewisfishr]

im so here for the family arc, it's like 7dos is a mafia family of science

[@foxxiangel6384]

ur mom looks like the sweetest lady ever Dx i feel like she gives good hugs

[@thinking_toomuch]

Lovely to see Ben's mum. She will definitely make a good addition to the channel!

[@OneWorldNT]

❤

[@kylebarker7362]

Good lord, Dr Thomas' voice is so soothing. Could easily fall asleep to an audiobook she did. And can easily see where Ben gets his proper, speak every letter, way of speaking too. Love the channel as ever, everyone! My number one science-based news outlet. Please keep up the good work.

[@beareid6053]

Fantastic that your Mum is now going to be on camera too. I love that you are expanding your coverage. I have watched you and Doug for years and look forward to your videos. Keep up the good work!

[@Kargoneth]

I visited Telegraph Cove in fall of 2024. The museum was awesome. Walking under, beside, and above the skeletons. Touching the skeletons, lifting the sperm whale vertebrae (both a cleaned ond and an oil-laden one), touching the various types of baleen plates, lifting orca sternums, and walking between the blue whale mandibles. The young lady interpreter was fantastic. I took many pictures. The whale watching tour was epic (orcas came up to the boat, saw humpbacks, dolphins, porpoises, seals, birds). The restaurants were very nice. The docks were home to otters and seagulls and eagles and seals and anemones and there was bull krlp everywhere.

[@OneWorldNT]

Yes, it is such an amazing place. I can't wait to go back!

[@Illumina_Blade]

Apparently Punk has been dead for a while.

[@hunterG60k]

Lies!

[@BrokenSoul79x]

2:25 you mean "hiding right under our noses".. lol

[@DeviousDropBear1337]

Get out, and take this like with you.

[@Julia-gb3mb]

@@DeviousDropBear1337 r/angryupvote

[@DeviousDropBear1337]

@@Julia-gb3mb ahh reddit, one day i'll return... Whenever I get a new phone. Though i'm not in any rush to get around my permaban.

[@falcolf]

Hi Ben's mum!! Welcome welcome! I hope the cool whale museum gets rebuilt soon!!❤❤❤

[@OneWorldNT]

Me too!

[@RavenIsAnArtist]

Welcome to the team, Doug's ex biology teacher, and Ben's mom!! We will love seeing you here! :)

[@OneWorldNT]

Thank you!

[@talanigreywolf7110]

Santa Ana winds were the main cause of the fires raging here in Southern California. Speeds were measured up tp 100 mph!

[@EggBastion]

Big up your respectful handling of the WIC story.

[@OneWorldNT]

❤

[@z7z7z7z7]

The 7DOS channel videos weren’t showing up in my subs for a while, but glad to have seen this one so soon after release! Welcome aboard Dr Thomas, such a lovely voice. I will be subscribing to her channel as well😊

[@OneWorldNT]

Awww, thank you!

[@WaterShowsProd]

A mollusc named after Emo Phillips would be more appropriate. Very sad news about the cetacean centre. I was not familiar with it, but as someone who used to spend summers in Province Town, Massachussetts, and learnt about whales and whaling from my time there, I'm very sorry to hear that news. Incidentally, I was quite shocked only last year when watching a video on another channel that talked about whale population recovery rates of species that had been brought to the brink of extinction, by a comment from someone saying they had never known before that whales had been hunted like that. Centres like that, and KZbin channels such as these fill vital gaps in public education.

[@4124V4TA-SNPCA-x]

I would've loved to have a biology (or really, any other) teacher with your Mom's lovely voice and demeanour, Ben!

[@OneWorldNT]

I did actually teach Ben, when he did his GCSE. 😀

[@godzillakaijuboy]

We got new human cells before GTA 6 now

[@4124V4TA-SNPCA-x]

@@godzillakaijuboy And how much will we have before the next Tool album or Songs of Ice and Fire book?

[@nedoran5758]

Lipocartilage cells having something to do with sound perception is fascinating

[@unexpecteddinolesson]

4:42 - Dzharacursor is an ornithomimid theropod dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of what is now Uzbekistan. Ornithomimids like Dzharacursor are known for their long legs lending to a cursorial, or running, lifestyle. They had a feathered covering, and were likely omnivorous, or possibly herbivorous. Adult Dzharacursor could grow to approximately 3.5 m in length.

[@marklamourine3130]

Welcome Mom!

[@OneWorldNT]

Thank you!

[@nikkia9506]

Mum looks terrified, but she'll soon settle in.

[@OneWorldNT]

Yep, I was a bit nervous 🤣

[@WThdgehiei]

⁠​⁠@@OneWorldNT u did great, didn’t look nervous at all

[@nicoleorton5299]

I really appreciate your work, new sub. Thank you.

[@injunsun]

@7DaysOfScience, omg, the gentle, precisely clipped voice of Dr. Thomas is hard to describe. Her voice induces one to want to listen. She, herself, should be consensually studied. I literally had to go back and re-listen, because her voice caught me so off-guard. Btw, I am a h.f. Aspie, with Perfect Pitch, with BAs in Psychology and Religious Studies, minors in Anth and Biology. My mom has her BS in Bio, her Masters in Science Ed. When I tell you your mom is special, as I have, please listen with this framing in mind. She was perfectly lovely to listen to, and I look forward to her future coverage, as promised. Please tell her, people out in the world are noticing. She worked hard to get her degrees and such. She deserves to be noticed.

[@OneWorldNT]

Aww, thank you. It is really kind of you to say all of that.

[@jamescarathanassis272]

damn 😔, no mention of the new funnel web spider species found in my home town of Newcastle, Australia - “Atrax christenseni”

[@joemo2215]

This is an actual elephant in the room level discovery and I love that.

[@patreekotime4578]

Glad to see Ben's mom in the crew. Sad to hear about the whale museum... the tour there is a highlight of the One World channel!

[@OneWorldNT]

Aww, thank you!

[@patriciadean1649]

Welcome -nice to have you here

[@forcelightningcable9639]

LMFAOOO THEY HAD ACTUAL REASONS FOR NAMING IT THAT

[@bryanbeast8662]

Yay Mom!

[@OneWorldNT]

❤

[@JohnyG29]

Mum*

[@OneWorldNT]

@ 😀

[@aalhard]

8:47 you guys are all adorable😊 Thank you Hi mom😂

[@TheRenegadeHamster]

Welcome Ben's Mum! ^_^

[@OneWorldNT]

❤

[@moreInkOre]

oooh exciting! Bens mom aka Dr Nicki Thomas (sorry if this is the wrong spelling - I couldn't find the name spelled anywhere) has the best voice! I love listening to her! Ben looks so much like his mom - now that I see her! ✨

[@StefanTergesen]

👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Well done Mom!

[@OneWorldNT]

❤

[@DreadEnder]

I saw the paper on Punk and Emo. They’re cool.

[@JAGzilla-ur3lh]

A new presenter appears! It's always good to see the Ben G. Thomas channel group grow and evolve. Too bad her first story on 7DOS had to be a depressing one. I'd love to visit that whale museum if they do successfully get it rebuilt. 🐳

[@The_PokeSaurus]

I was there when your mother showed her face on her own channel.

[@OneWorldNT]

Hi I recognise your name😀

[@sarahmesser6056]

Go science Mama go!!!!

[@OneWorldNT]

😀

[@knittingpoppy]

Great, very interesting! Loved seeing Nicky too:)

[@OneWorldNT]

Aww, thank you!😀

[@LittleTreeBlue]

Yay for Dr Mum! She’s great!

[@Infernape7890]

Punk isn't just dead. It's extinct.

[@DomHenderson-i3z]

I feel like I need to do my homework. wait I’m 45.

[@erictaylor5462]

4:20 I hope we don't destroy all of these fossils. That way, if future scientists find a way of extracting them without destroying them, they won't be so annoyed with present day scientists.

[@WAMTAT]

Heck yeah, love me some science

[@MichelZongo-q3r]

I loved this video. But sad for the fire that went wrong.

[@CaritasGothKaraoke]

If cartilage contains the biological equivalent of bubble wrap, why don’t I enjoy my ears popping?

[@Nmethyltransferase]

"Dr. Thomas," not "Ben's Mum." Alright, man. We'll follow your lead. Whatever's clever.

[@AlbertaGeek]

Pfft! The molluscs are such posers!

[@susanne5803]

I can't open the sources of new cells given in the description. Edit: I only can't open the source link for "Nature". The other opens alright now.

[@jurgen1395]

Cell from dragonball be like thank you for the energy

[@roguetheoutlander8800]

No Tameryraptor?

[@user-McGiver]

I knew that already mate... as much as I eat, only my belly grows... not my ears... lol

[@GaasubaMeskhenet]

Mum! 🙌🏼

[@reeyees50]

FOOOSSSUUUL

[@drimachuck]

Punk and emo? Damn, that's some goth erasure. /j

[@natelincoln]

We are in a solar minimum turning towards solar maximum. There’s no way our climate issue is going to get better. Plus the amount of carbon the wild fires in California just released… We are going to be in a ton of pain very soon

[@davidh.4944]

We have just passed the solar maximum, according to NASA/NOAA. But changes in solar output are not believed to have a major effect on weather anyway. Measurements of solar variance do not show any clear correlation with global temperatures.

[@natelincoln]

@ May 4th 2024 AR3664 sun spot shooting CMEs at Earth started the turn, Oct 3rd another CME from the center happened causing geomagnetic storms to pelt the atmosphere here on earth, the magnetic poles of the sun flipped starting the 2 year solar maximum. Would you like me to send you a video or link to papers discussing this. Don’t forget the ice caps reflect the uvs back out however when the CMEs hit straight on they strip ions out of the atmosphere letting o2 and o3 escape meaning there’s less for hydrogen to bond with to make atmospheric water leading to less moisture less rain. All adding up to more surface heating (because no water falling to cool off by inertia the peek for this maximum happened sooner than they thought but it began in oct 2024. The next 2 years we will see more sun spots, CMEs, and geomagnetic storms. But it’s only an estimate. The peek happened 6 months earlier than thought. Also more is being said about the possibility of another Carrington event. Happy to share my research if needed.

[@jimstilling733]

hello, mum

[@Oheng75]

Great, let your mom do the cetatean news!

[@nerdhere3209]

KAAAAAMEEEEEEEEE

[@mellissadalby1402]

Hi Professor “Ben’s Mom”.

[@meadow-maker]

It's almost like wood is not a good building material. If only we'd learned that from other fires.

[@axelkusanagi4139]

Finally, they found the giveadamn tissue

[@markfeeer2149]

I think your camera is out of focus...

[@Hershewed]

Why do I feel like it has to do with micro plastics..

[@Thaumh]

Looks like edamame.

[@Martial-Mat]

Fascinating to see just what a tiny percentage of subscribers to your Ben Thomas channel bothered to subscribe to this new channel. I wonder why so few migrated? I would think the 7 days of science was exactly the content they are most interested in?

[@menosproblemos6993]

I think saying the cartilage has to do with sound perception is like saying skin has to do with sight. Unless the cells changed the ear's form depending on what sounds we perceived, it seems like a 'normal' building block to me. Though it would be extremely cool to be able to close your eyes in noisy environments.

[@Jay-ho9io]

You're free to look up the paper and submit a rebuttal.

[@korstmahler]

Unexpected? Were they not counting all those new coal plants in China?

[@Afrologist]

5:55 love how climate alarmists use El Nino & dishonest representation of data to make debunking their fearmongering claims all the easier. As a content creator, thank you climatologists for having shlte methodology so my job is easier.

[@opabinnier]

You said nothing about the chlorophyl production within these new lipocartilage cells! Come on! Or were those shots of abundantly green cells just some cheap AI clickbait? HAVE YOU NO SHAME!

[@stevenlaube7535]

that's a lot of 3d printing ,, they claim to have Ai that can work out all kinds of complex geometric shapes answer all question's but can not distinguish the wording of a simple sentence i think they thing were morons and want us to look like one

[@gerrydrummond3287]

Question: why is the news that the world is warming a little bit troubling? You of all people should know that for most of the earth’s history the planet has been considerably warmer.

[@davidh.4944]

We were not alive during those "considerably warmer" times. We, and the environment we depend on, evolved during a relatively cool period, and are not at all adapted for the higher temperatures that we are causing. It will take thousands of years at least for a new equilibrium to develop, and in the meantime we are going to suffer.

[@vedacarmony5754]

The world has warmed dramatically since the Industrial Revolution. Also, go back to school.

[@mbvoelker8448]

Preindustrial = the Little Ice Age. How's today compare to the Medieval or Roman Warm Periods? In 1979 my science teachers assured me that I would live to see mile high glaciers advancing on Chicago and New York City.

[@davidh.4944]

They did not. Or if they did, they were crappy teachers. The claim of global cooling and a new ice age was never more than a minority opinion (a very small minority) in scientific circles, and it only very briefly caught any traction in popular press. Anthropogenic global warming was first predicted as far back as the late 1800s, confirmed as real in the 70s (particularly when military tests of heat-seeking missiles discovered that it was a factor for concern), and had warnings raised about it by a strong consensus of climate scientists by the 80s. The little ice age was a relatively modest dip in temperatures, and has never been confirmed to be global in scope. Most believe it to be regional to Europe and the north Atlantic. The medieval warm period was similarly a modest upward blip that preceded it, again apparently mostly centered on Europe. Modern global temperatures have long since passed it up and have been warmer than its maxium for several decades now.

[@mbvoelker8448]

@@davidh.4944 ROFLOL!!!!! So Greenland never really was green? Seriously?

[@davidh.4944]

@@mbvoelker8448 Boy, do you ever suck at reading comprehension.

[@tjarkschweizer]

​@@mbvoelker8448 The guy who named Greenland did it as a scheme in order to attract settlers. Knowing full well that the land he discovered was in fact not green. Norse were cheeky people. They also sold narwal teeth to other Europeans as unicorn horns.

[@fontenbleau]

But aliens reported and documented in archival documents almost without ears.

[@chesterhackenbush]

Where's uncle Fester?

[@IRMacGuyver]

Spoilers for next week: the wild fires are due to California's mismanagement of their forests and preventing companies from harvesting trees which would help prevent fires from spreading.

[@spamletspamley672]

Perhaps: Time to stop housing important things in wooden buildings? :( (Or anything, indeed, with climate change. :/ )

[@risunokairu]

Eco terrorist?

[@michaelcox1071]

Hi Kids, Enjoy your content, but I've been hearing about global warming catastrophies for over 40 years. Science without predictive skill is not science. Don't worry too much.

[@mbvoelker8448]

I'm still waiting on those glaciers I was told would swallow Chicago in my lifetime.

[@michaelcox1071]

@@mbvoelker8448 - @mbvoelker8448 - I know, right. I’m still waiting for the Maldives to be under water.

[@davidh.4944]

Scientific preditions of global warming have been, and continue to be, quite accurate. Global temperature rises are right in line with the upper range of predictions based on the amount of climate action taken by world governments. No, _nobody_ predicted glaciers in Chicago. There was only a brief window of "new ice age" predictions in the 70s, and that almost entirely in the popular press of the time. There was never any serious consideration of the idea in scientific circles.

[@mbvoelker8448]

@@davidh.4944 ROFLOL!!!! Not one global warming prediction has come true yet. The warmist cult just keeps pushing the timeline for disaster back.

[@Very_Angry_Citizen]

Show me ONE, just 1 POINT in human history that our planet has EVER had a steady climate or weather pattern. I fu(king DARE you to find just one stretch of time weather has been stable. Go ahead, I'll wait.

[@WarrenSmith1983]

I challenge you to find one as fast as this. Not including catastrophic extinction events. We'll wait.

[@carrott36]

@@WarrenSmith1983mhm!

[@dc521977]

Considering the climate alarmists cook the data to fit their narrative, it's difficult to take them seriously. The hockey stick spike in temperature was a lie, every year we only have 5-10 years to fix the climate, the Arctic will be ice free by X year, etc. I do believe the climate is changing because of natural cycles and if these people were serious they would be forcing China and India to comply since they contribute the most. Heck, weren't we supposed to be in another ice age by now according to 70s climate scientists?

[@The_PokeSaurus]

I would, but you're not actually going to listen to it. You're just here to through a fit over nothing.

[@ellie8272]

What's your point?

[@scottiusnevious4838]

Without pics i wouldnt know shit whats going on.