A closer look at the cells we carry from family
Anton released an explainer on microchimerism, exploring how cells from mothers, siblings and even earlier generations can persist in the body.
Anton Petrov is a Canadian science educator behind WhatDaMath on YouTube, explaining space, physics and biology through research, simulations and plain language.
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Anton released an explainer on microchimerism, exploring how cells from mothers, siblings and even earlier generations can persist in the body.
His latest fast-radio-burst update looks at a distant signal studied with JWST, its possible origins and what these bursts can reveal about the universe.
Anton examined a strange signal found by JWST and walked through possible explanations, alongside other puzzling astronomical transients.
He published a video about 2026 ED138, discussing its size, rotation and discovery in the context of other distant solar-system objects and the Rubin Observatory.
For Halloween, Anton explored cockroach origins, DNA transfers involving their microbial partners, social behavior and research on cyborg insects.
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