10 Interesting Scientific Discoveries for March 2024

An exploration of 10 Interesting Scientific Discoveries for March 2024.

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[JohnnyFranchize]

Thanks John . You and Issac are like Road Warriors tag teaming the internet with fantastic content to exercise my brain!

[BriarLeaf]

Hey John, I know other channels have covered it, and if you already have and I've missed it you'll have to excuse me, but have you thought about doing a video highlighting the false science videos and the AI produced science video phenomenon? I ask not only because you are a YouTube science OG but also because I feel these parasitic channels genuinely take viewership away from legit channels, such as yours, that put in the hard yards of actually reviewing and communicating new scientific research for a wide audience.

[frankty]

This helped me take the best short nap of all time, it was so good I had to wake up and share the experience..

[JohnGardnerAlhadis]

I swear those Mars fibres better be called "Mars Bars", or else it's a lost opportunity.

[ADI_ADI]

Congrats on 400k subscribers! Appreciate the effort you put into these videos, as a sleep listener I love them

[_tyrelljr]

I was lucky enough to witness the lift off of Osiris Rex in person, I have been following every step since then. Findings are incredible so far

[therocinante]

The live reentry footage blew my freaking mind. O was freaking out a bit and the people watching didn't quite understand how absolutely INSANE that is.

[S.R.Crnt.]

J.M.G, Isaac Arthur and Anton Petrov. Who else could we possibly want or need.

[jasonstire]

Great video John ! Thanks for the years of quality content!

[KnoTasItSeams]

As a science and futurism enthusiast with slight insomnia I just want to thank you good sir!

[Devil-Made]

Ya know, your channel really is something else. I’ve only been a subscriber for a short period (less than 6 months), but when I drifted into watching bodycam videos for a while and then came back to your channel it was like a nostalgia trip. It had somehow cemented into my long term memory and activated feelings of nostalgia, even though I had only first started watching very recently. Your videos already feel like comfort food for the mind. It’s such a strange feeling; this nostalgia for something recent.

Anyway, thanks for the very intriguing content, as always.

[davidbellecy]

While in debate in High School, I came across some scientific magazines from the 1970's. It was about building solar panels in space and using microwave beams to get the energy back to 🌎.

[jintarokensei]

I really like these monthly info dumps. Thank you

[drockjr]

As always, thanks for the upload John

[RhettRock]

John Michael Godier you are epic as hell, keep up the good work hero o7

[MCsCreations]

Another amazing video, John! Thanks!!! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[benzzo_fortnite]

Today is my birthday and I’m glad to be falling asleep to this. Amazing 🎉🥳🥳

[christopher]

I get legitimately excited when you release a video. Just ordered Supermind, excited to read it!

[zampination]

At 0:36 it's not friction that causes the plasma. It's compression. The air from the atmosphere is being compressed against the spacecraft to the point of ignition that then creates the plasma we see.

[chriscooper]

All power to the Nearside Preservation Society; can't start too soon! Also agree on the Farside radio telescope / SETI array!