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@lucid1009Ай бұрын
New era begins this is soo amazaiing dayumm these scientists 🎉🎉
@catchyname58Ай бұрын
I wish these achievements and breakthroughs got more attention.
@TitoBagginsАй бұрын
ah. 1 step closer to becoming kerbals. the galaxy awaits
@Lorenzo_Cruz2875Ай бұрын
*Evil laugh* Yesss
@ISAAC_6900023 күн бұрын
Chloroplasts in animal cells? Bro had to fall off in order to help the mankind advance. Truly a great sacrifice.
@KaiGolf-b3cАй бұрын
If humans can gain energy directly from sunlight like plants, that means there won't be a shortage of food. Will the world become more peaceful? Will this change the balance in our atmosphere 🤔?
@Its1paradoxАй бұрын
It has potential help with the food shortage, but not because animals would be able to photosynthesis to get all the energy that they need. Instead it could provide the ability to generate artificial meat in places where it is not possible to domesticate animals, due to several reasons. Afterall raising animals for meat leaves a significant impact on the environment and can be very costly for earth. But when it comes to humans, our body's demand for glucose is much higher than photosynthesis can accommodate. Associate professor Lindsay Turnbull of the University of Oxford determined that if the surface area of an adult woman contained chlorophyll like a leaf, it would produce only 1% of the daily energy requirements for the person to survive. To live by photosynthesis alone, the woman would need a green body with the surface the size of a tennis court. Despite all that it does open up lots of possibilities for future research.
@bonerDBАй бұрын
It can be useful on other planets
@asmodeus3738Ай бұрын
The source link does not work :(
@Its1paradoxАй бұрын
@@asmodeus3738 Fixed! Sorry about that.
@DgurlSunshineАй бұрын
no
@rayrocher688710 күн бұрын
Thanks for trying to save the world, cure the cancers amen, good work amen