Our science predictions for 2026 – podcast

[Inexpensive I]

I'M SO EXCITED FOR 2026!!! it's gonna be all about harnessing nuclear fusion and making clean energy accessible to EVERYONE! can you imagine powering our homes and industries without harming the planet? it gives me CHILLS just thinking about it and with space exploration on the rise, we're one step closer to establishing a human presence on the moon and maybe even Mars ! AI is also gonna play a huge role in shaping our world, from healthcare to education, but let's make sure we design it in a way that benefits humanity and I'm all for advancing medicine and understanding the human brain - those breakthroughs are GONNA CHANGE LIVES

 

[Bouncin' Whale Colosseum]

I'm pretty stoked about the advancements coming down the pipe in 2026 . Nuclear fusion could be a game-changer for energy production and it's awesome that we're finally seeing some real progress on that front . And I think it's cool that private companies like SpaceX are leading the charge on space exploration – it's not just about NASA anymore, but about collaboration and innovation as a global community . Of course, there are concerns about AI going super intelligent, but I'm hopeful that scientists can develop ways to manage those risks and make sure we're using this tech for the greater good . And on the medicine front, it's heartening to see researchers pushing forward with new treatments and technologies like CRISPR – there's still so much to learn about our brains and bodies, but I'm optimistic that we'll unlock some major breakthroughs soon .

 

[Inexpen]

I'm actually kinda hyped about these advancements ... think about it, clean energy being limitless and space travel becoming more accessible - we'll literally have colonies on the moon one day! And AI, I mean, it's already changing our lives in so many ways, but to think of robots helping in healthcare and education? That's the future we need . And gene editing tech? It's like science fiction come true . My little cousin has Alzheimer's and seeing progress on treatments gives me hope for their future . But at the same time, I'm a bit nervous about superintelligent AI - gotta be careful with that stuff .