Major Scientific Discoveries In Biology in 2023, Video Compilation

[@whatdamath]

Tiny holiday break, so enjoy the video compilations of all of the biological discoveries from 2023 List of topics: 0:00 Accidental Discovery of Ancient and Previously Unknown Organisms 10:56 Artificial Cells With Synthetic Genome 19:11 Artificially Made Cell Evolves Shockingly Fast 30:25 E.Coli Was Turned Into Bioink For Potential 3D Organ Printing 38:30 36 Million Year Long Cycle That Affects Biodiversity on Earth 46:56 First Ever Organism That Eats Viruses 55:40 Major Breakthrough In Programmable Bio Computing 1:04:48 Strange Fish That Can See With Its Skin 1:12:31 Giant Viruses With Huge Arms and Other Appendages 1:21:41 Incredible Discoveries About Neurons and Human Brain 1:38:01 Zombie Fungus and What It Can Do to Human Brain 1:49:48 Major Discoveries About Human Y Chromosome 2:00:23 Artificial Meat Technology Produces Mammoth Meatballs 2:13:24 Lab Grown Brain Recognizes Human Speech 2:22:56 Did Magnetism on Earth Make Molecules One Sided? 2:34:38 Incredible Discoveries About Bacteria Living In Our Guts 2:48:31 Experiment Evolved Multicellular Life In Just 600 Days 2:59:09 Making Primates Hibernate Produces Intriguing Results 3:09:15 Ironically, Vlad Draculla Had a Weird Blood Disorder

[@Atok595]

I want you to have my alien.

[@hindsight2022]

Wow from 10:56-30:25 ,minutes all lies or mistakes you choose Anton .

[@Atok595]

@@hindsight2022 You wanna have my alien?

[@Amethyst_Friend]

@@hindsight2022Make a KZbin video explaining why, then.

[@Aleiza_49]

IDGAF, as far as I'm concerned Anton is the GOAT of scientific YT. Been following him for years, never fails to bring up interesting research or discoveries. If he finds something new about previous things he brings it up. Love this guy, keep up the amazing work 💪

[@Xenotrickster]

Anton, PBS Space TIme, and SciShow are my Stop whatever I'm doing and watch. Astrum is also good for sleepytime.

[@michaelstevens1085]

I just wish the great Anton would run a compressor on his voice and compress some of the low frequencies

[@SeauxNOLALady]

Agreed! He makes a vast number of scientific topics that may be too complex for most people to comprehend or maintain interest in, and explains them in a way that anyone can understand. He also somehow manages to ingest all of these papers and turn them into a educational lesson for all of us to enjoy

[@SeauxNOLALady]

Anton should have his own show on Netflix or some other streaming platform where he does his usual extraordinary work of educating the public about various scientific discoveries and developments. He is so talented at teaching complex scientific topics in a way that everyone can understand and enjoy. He can make the most dull stuff incredibly entertaining and interesting! The world needs his unique ability to teach science to everyone

[@elwoodzmake]

Well, I have an autoimmune system issue and I love magic mushrooms. Anton is the best person on the planet.

[@By_Rant_Or_Ruin]

Nice work. Man the amount of work that went into 2023 is immense.

[@OceanusHelios]

Scietists around the world collaborate and that is part of science. Science marches ever onward and does not sit still. If a country decided to stop funding it, the science would be done in other countries, and those other countries would leave it far behind in advancement.

[@micahfoley9572]

not like that lazy 2022.

[@zachbase1124]

Merry Christmass to you and yours Anton, you're a wonderful person. I am so very thankful for your daily videos sharing knowledge to the masses! Thank you thank you thank you. May God's blessings be bestowed upon you and your family.

[@Atok595]

Christmas is over. What planet do you live on? ❤ I have a alien I can’t get to eat. It craps all over my house. Merry Christmas it’s yours if you want it. Oh, it pukes and pees on rugs too. 😢

[@BS-qr5es]

Everyone gather around!,!, we got a bible thumper amongst us

[@zachbase1124]

@jokesandlaughs123 my past experience is that of loss and do not think I am a suitable fit for adoption, seeing as how during my last attempt the dang thing died because I didn't poke holes in the box nor did I leave windows cracked when I went shopping with said lifeform during summer heat wave.

[@Atok595]

@@zachbase1124 🥲 what a sad story. I will send it FedEx no problem. I hope it arrives safe and sound. PS. I poked holes in the box.

[@zanpsimer7685]

@@BS-qr5esjust let someone express their gratitude and give well wishes their own way. What’s wrong with you?

[@AW-xz9vc]

I wish Anton would have been my high school science teacher, and my college biochem professor. I would not have been so bored out of my mind. I ended up learning so much more with practical application, doing forensic autopsy, than any classroom could teach me. I know it would have been different if I had educators, such as Anton. 😊

[@OceanusHelios]

If you were bored then it was probably good science. I double majored in two different sciences and let me tell you, it was arduous, required attention to minute details and important data. It required me to be meticulous and write lab reports that were almost nauseating to read. It was all necessary. The overview of science is extremely interesting and fascinating. The work of science is dull and mundane and infuriatingingly plain. That tells you it is good science. When you start to see fairies and elves and see magical dragons in the science, then you know it is bad science. When your back hurts and all you want to do is cry in agony and say that your brain is full and you are sick and tired of being a slave to the minutia and the mundane...then you know you are a good scientist. To survive you have to make it interesting for yourself or just play with it and find other nerds who have a bit of humor and a spark that will make it worthwhile. All of this science was done through armies of people doing that kinds of work...including unpaid undergrads doing slave labor and eating Ramen noodles. They are unsung heroes. Is it worth it? Yes...if we want to advance as a civilization it is critical work.

[@AW-xz9vc]

LOL. I can totally relate to what you expressed. I did not mind all of that. My problem was that the teachers, had sadly become disenchanted with their own teaching realm, their voices dragged on with flat lack of enthusiasm. Losing their place in the lesson, then agonizing at having to repeat the information. They gave a whole-hearted impression, that they would rather be chewing on razor blades followed by a stiff shot of lemon juice. This was not a good situation for a scholar who found even the most tedious and boring, very enlightening. It was enough to leave me feeling as mental as a box of frogs 🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸🐸​@@OceanusHelios

[@susanm9124]

Thank you and Happy Day Before New Year!

[@CharlesBurd]

Thanks!

[@amoremorte3330333]

incredibly wonderful video Anton! ❤

[@johncoyle8139]

Hello wonderful Anton. What would we do without you.😊

[@-jeff-]

TY Anton for showing what changes the Earth went through before humans came along to force the issue.

[@Yakub9000]

Calm down, the sky is not falling 😅

[@Numbingsquid]

Thanks for another year Anton! Happy new year!

[@EvenStarMN]

Happy New Year Wonderful Anton 🎉👍😊

[@Danboi.]

Wow. Great upload Anton. Super informative and comprehensive video. ❤👊🇦🇺

[@trebell885]

Merry Christmas Anton & have a very happy New year 🎉 thank you for these classes.

[@jamesdriscoll_tmp1515]

Anton overload, guaranteed to make you a wonderful person. 🤗

[@nilshibyhansen1969]

Happy NEWYEAR Anton ❤ We all hope that 2024 will bring peace😊

[@Dr.Akakia]

Humanity never see Utopia, but i get what you mean, you are a kind person, that is all matters

[@edreusser4741]

This channel is one of my favorites. Anton and Sabine.

[@gladious7894]

"...then we have that weird hairy one"...I thought we were all about body positivity?

[@whiteknight7wayne493]

Apparently natural selection caused a reversion to body shaming, and 'with good reason, Gordon' , '....arent you due in the test chamber more than half and hour ago?'!

[@fredmac1000]

Thank you 🙏

[@jimcurtis9052]

Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 🙏☺️👍

[@Jacobk-g7r]

Amazing. Ima watch this all day.

[@michellegibson3899]

So love spending today with you and your understandings. Thanks

[@VanhaahrsWorld]

happy new year champ... thanks for all the great content through out the year

[@helenamcginty4920]

Happy new year Anton and best wishes for you and your family.

[@SamtheIrishexan]

Thx for the recaps love it!

[@thecultivarcup]

Looking great Anton! Idk how you make so many long videos with rich content. Mush luv and happy new year brother! 🎉❤blessing & peace to you and family…

[@rudyberkvens-be]

Another asmr sleep video. Quite soothing.

[@floriandobai4486]

Vlad was cruel, but fair, a highly educated leader and a genius strategist. It said that during his reign all fountains along the roads had a golden chalice for travelers to drink water from, everyone drank from the chalice, no one dared to steal it. That's an old story you wont find in history books, but it gets the point across. He gained his "vampire" reputation during the siege of Sibiu, a germanic city state at the time, that refused to pay tribute to Vlad and had their own private army. The city was fortified and had supplies to last for months, they wanted to wait it out until reinforcements from the Austro-Hungarian empire would arrive. Vlad attacked right before sunset, defeated the small army that was sent outside the walls and made sure to take prisoners and torture them outside the city walls so that the screams would keep everyone awake. In the morning he impaled the rest of the prisoners alive and set his breakfast table in between the impaled prisoners. When morning came, during he's breakfast when everyone was watching in horror from over the walls, Vlad took a piece of bread, dipped it in one of the impaled prisoner; 's blood and ate it ! He then said, "Surrender now or I will kill you all ! ". Sibiu had supplies for months but surrendered later that day, they knew he was not a man to mess with... Again, these are just stories I was told as a kid, I'm not a historian.

[@Lisajp2025]

I sit here writing a supervisor training manual and wishing so much i had such a fun job as any of the people who were part of all these discoveries or the one reporting it. Ah life… at least I can hear about it while doing my boring job

[@Fido-vm9zi]

Hey you never know what the future holds!

[@lijohnyoutube101]

Science is 1000’s of hours of analyzing, observing, documenting, etc data the end reporting may seem amazing (and certainly can be) but soooooo much tedious work got to those end results!

[@lijohnyoutube101]

That sort of work also goes into places that are doing research.

[@amoremorte3330333]

I love that I got here early enough to watch the views and likes go up and up . come guys hit that like help wonderful Anton out. this is a great video must of taken a lot of work .

[@leyniaLip]

Love your videos. I just found them and have been watching them endlessly. Would you consider saying "but" and "and" less often, please? Usually just ending the preceding sentence that suffice. whether you think it's a good idea or not, thanks much for your education.

[@leyniaLip]

sorry for the typo. I meant to say "usually just ending the previous sentence would suffice".

[@KainLustt]

7:08 LMAO Anton 😂 happy new year btw! Love your content and your sense of humor.

[@kryts27]

It's not well known, but humans have 46 chromosomes (other animals have more or less, with no apparent reason (except genetic redundancy might be resactivated, for example, in nematodes). "Primitive animals", like flatworms species, might have more chromosomes than us, which if think about it, makes sense. By pure coincidence, humans have about the same number of chromosomes as grass (wheat). Since we have an important food symbiotic relationship with grass (cereals), this seems poetic.

[@grogu8236]

Why does it make sense to you that a flatworm has more chromosomes than humans? Because it does not to me.

[@stevegovea1]

Merry Christmas, Anton. Consider doing a video about you or about how you got into science.

[@Aaron-kq5kk]

Happy New Year wonderful person!

[@FallingAwake16]

Appreciate your work, Anton. Thank you

[@scott-hr3hd]

Removing genes sounds really stupid to me. What if some of these genes are only triggered against something we don’t know about?

[@eleanorchapple8772]

So many extraordinary and fascinating topics!

[@ojk3863]

Your videos always make me feel like I'm learning about the latest game update patches for the planet.

[@EllyCatfox]

Bioresonance and Penrose is what I can't wait for updates on heheh

[@MrInsanityInBlack]

I like that you did this. I'm going to listening to them as I work, really enjoy your videos and great work this year. Excited for the new year to see what great videos you make for us next. Thanks man.

[@sidhu7013]

This is the only channel with factual info thank you Anton!

[@owlredshift]

Your subscriptions suck then

[@yvonnemiezis5199]

Very interesting all the time👍🎉

[@michaeld5888]

Let us hope they advance enough in understanding to actually control what they create. Recent events make me wonder.

[@Soundemics]

Idk know if you know but what came to mind- an experiment performed sometime ago called "water memory". Interesting vid, love your work and Ty!

[@dellseasandoval8187]

This is the first thing I watched of 2024. I love your channel.

[@robotaholic]

I thought endosymbiosis is what changed prokaryotes to eukaryotes. A pro ate another pro and instead of digestion, endosymbiosis occurred. A mutual arrangement where both benefitted. It goes so well with evolution by natural selection it almost sounds easy but that is my ignorance talking lol

[@OceanusHelios]

Perhaps it happened that way and perhaps not. Perhaps it started out as a prokaryote who got enveloped by a micelle. And perhaps the plasmids the prokaryout was spitting out hung around and it had shed proteins within that cell membrane. But you could be right also, or we could both be right.

[@ChukMitchell]

You are a truly amazing person Anton , be well in 2024 , and thank you for helping us not become senile .

[@peterpan420]

Fantastic 🖖👌👍😁

[@ThatOpalGuy]

If I had started watching this at the time you published it, I would have finished by now.

[@marcrolle4601]

Great content man. Always appreciate hearing your videos. May the lord watch over you and your family here and in heaven. Happy New Year!

[@EverettVinzant]

There are three things I want to do in life. 1) Be the person my dog thinks I am 2) Be the wonderful person Anton thinks I am 3) Be who I actually am If I can do all three, that’s a win.

[@ratreptile]

This is why I love geology. The planets history is incredibly fascinating.

[@gordonwallin2368]

wow, what a lot of work, thanks, Anton. Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada.

[@ChaniJRandazzo]

This is going to sound so weird (sorry lol) but does anyone else find Anton's voice to be kinda like ASMR but without the pretense and sheer cringe? Maybe it's just me and it's the content that does it. I find it really relaxing but also fascinating. Great content :)

[@angelaychou5128]

Happy new year ❤clean and stay healthy always good 2024🎉

[@alphatman8396]

Ty! Mr. Petrov!

[@scott6129]

I've watched enough Sci-fi to know that Frankenstein bacteria is a really bad idea.

[@OceanusHelios]

I've watched enough Sci-Fi to know that Hollywood writers really haven't the first clue about science, love to make a bad guy out of scientists, while simulataneously using equipment they would never have without the work of scientists.

[@keemo63301]

"Camo flaag" ...LOL.....just having fun....Love ya Anton

[@Astrobiologica]

Happy new year

[@Lethe626]

That "i dunno" moment gave me a good laugh, quite unexpected lol

[@angelaychou5128]

Happy new year good songs for you and your family love ❤🎉😊

[@rhondasisco-cleveland2665]

I heard the atmosphere might have made the sun look another color. Do you think that is true? How would that affect the color of the pink lake, and purple ocean?

[@helenamcginty4920]

I love the cute thing in your thumbnail.

[@ecmswagger]

27:52 why this is happening: It is manifest destiny. We are fulfilling the purpose of life by becoming intelligent enough to understanding ourselves and take the next step in evolution. Directing it ourselves. Pretty clear message.

[@thingonathinginathing]

Anton should make some videos about pentagon whistle-blower David Grusch! 👽

[@zicadibrove4119]

I dont think you would like the Scientific analysis of that person. It would be very short and not pleasant. He is a well known attention seeking scam artist.

[@thingonathinginathing]

@zicadibrove4119 That's just outright false. Lol the irony in your statement beginning with mention of scientific analysis, and then ending in blatant lying ridicule. Anyways, David Grusch is releasing an article in a couple of weeks about his first-hand knowledge of the UAP Phenomenon while working as the head of the UAP Task Force. He works directly with Dr. Gary Nolan and his claims have been corroborated by additional witnesses, as well as the US Intel community inspector General. To ignore David Grusch is to ignore Nicholas Copernicus. Don't be a catholic church. Lol

[@OceanusHelios]

You might be confusing two different crowds here. Anton and other scientists (including myself) are propellor heads. The ones who wear tinfoil hats are a bith further down the hallway. We have the pizza that shows up on Fridays and the tinfoil dudes do have plenty of colorful crayons that they eat, if you are into that sort of thing.

[@thingonathinginathing]

@OceanusHelios You sound like a typical bot. Nobel Prize winning Harvard scientist Dr Gary Nolan is already balls deep into UAP research and getting real data. But go on, keep belittling and defaming the topic like the US government continues to do for the last 80+ years.

[@stevenjwiles]

Happy Holidays!

[@itchyt2997]

Move around is really cool

[@micahfoley9572]

i mean...if a piece of a brain figures out it's a piece of a brain and does become properly, legally alive, no problem. good for it. we'll have a birthday party, give it autonomy, and get it a job. it can pay taxes like the rest of us lol

[@ioanbota9397]

Really I like this video so so much its so interestyng

[@Corteum]

What's the timestamp for the creature on the thumbnail?

[@teemukupiainen3684]

Could you make a video of the studies of Michael Levin in Tufts? Planaria + Barium etc..

[@DR-dt5zl]

Wonderful person as a greeting is sweet and clever, but Im not sure I would rock the t shirt, im just not so optimistic personally. I am however a big enough fan now, that I really want a shirt so may i suggest "Kind of Mindblowing" for the next merch line?

[@oldschoolman1444]

Way off topic but you look good in black shirt. Happy new year!

[@nancyjones6780]

Re:first segment wouldn't it be cool if everyone took their rocks, gems etc.... to an electron microscope? Lots of people probably have these sitting in their homes!

[@jeffmathis509]

Hibernation will have to include anti-fungal precautions. Our higher body temperature inhibits a lot of fungi species. If we decrease body temperature too low that could risk fungal infection

[@georgeflitzer7160]

Fascinating

[@irri4662]

'It' ,the Franklin bacteria, could also find a quick way of finding others ,bacteria, genetic material to work with, adopt and possibly manipulate. Ie. Never underestimate life.... never mind . I typed to fast. You bring up this over the next 10 mins. So. Ty . Nice job.

[@Smo1k]

I've lost track of the years that I've said this, and I didn't come by this by my own exellence, rather the oldest I've been able to track this thought is to Steno. Basically, he posited that continents were formed by life. We didn't have plate tectonics because everything we live on is -LITERALLY- the shoulders of our ancestors. (Edit: Typo, G in "thought")

[@ElisabethB-fy3wn]

Great billion year discovery thanks Anton ❤👍🇦🇺

[@montypalmer4556]

Synthetic life sounds like a great way to devastate ordinary life on earth. What a wonderful idea. Scientists are fantastic and carefully manage ALL experiments!

[@the_Lafayette]

Interesting theories

Awesume u da Boss

[@jgiomaxjgio7263]

Wow, Anton , you are talking so slowly and calmly on this video ))) It feels really strange

[@ZeroOskul]

Merry New Year! Ha-Ha-Ha!

[@dr.merlot1532]

Anton, what kind of toothpaste do you use for your hotdogs?

[@zoeherriot]

The problem is - you can't scale up this kind of meat production. It takes really expensive vats, lots of electricity etc. It's never going to happen on scale.

[@wallymcguire2033]

Great. They’re digging 30,000 year old viruses out of ancient ice and reviving them to see what they do. This sounds like the start of a horror movie. Great video. Scientists are awesome.

[@caterpillar1936]

@6:37 'Shapes resembling something you've never seen before.' Shows an amoeba shaped like a butt. Did Anton just roast me?

[@sharonshort4018]

This mention of personal biom affecting persoalty has me wondering if this effect could be used to correct personality disorders such as schizophrenia.

[@sallylauper8222]

Wait... I thought 2023 was just a few minutes ago, but apparently it was 1.5 Billion years ago.

[@itchyt2997]

How you you determine what completely from scratch really means

[@ROYALTHRUST]

If you went back through all the videos with knowledge of the spiritual you would make soo many interesting correlations and have so many answers to your own questions spiritual science is real and both need to be merged to really learn lets use pythagorus as an example how many classes of university do you think he did and yet hes an integral path of maths 🤷‍♀️ spiritual science

[@Adoyleonon]

Thank you Anton! The last of us part one was incredible. Sad news about the last of us tv show and part two, as they were both awful. Love your work!

[@thingonathinginathing]

New Year, New David Grusch and UAP Phenomenon acknowledgment? Lol 👽🇺🇸

[@EricHorchuck]

Why does KZbin keep playing the same things over and over!?! I watched this when it came out but now after I watch any video it wants to play this again. Even though it's a great video this is very frustrating!

[@guerrillazack1977]

Maybe you talk about Ydna Haplogrups seems that they show how humanity spread...

[@NabiruBogdan]

Nice

[@m.i.c.h.o]

aaand now this one's done. Onto the JWST one!

[@marvinmauldin4361]

In the second half of the 20th century, children played outside less and less because of TV, and people got paranoid about germs, probably because of polio. Babies and toddlers like to put things in their mouths to get the most information about them, including dirty things and dirt itself. This was a major source of bacteria that sanitized children don't get, affecting both gut bacteria and immune system development. Since cell phones become unsanitary, maybe this will reverse the unhealthy sanitation trend.