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🔬 Cosmic Ray Breakthroughs, Black Hole Collisions, and the Tissue Code - Science News Daily

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Today's episode explores groundbreaking discoveries spanning physics, astronomy, and biology. We dive into how physicists finally solved a 70-year-old cosmic ray mystery using ultracold atoms, and examine the detection of impossible black hole collisions that challenge our understanding of the universe. The show also covers revolutionary findings about the 'tissue code' - five simple rules governing how cells create complex organs - and discusses evidence that Earth might be sitting in a cosmic bubble affecting our measurements of universal expansion. Plus, we explore new insights into plant survival mechanisms, ancient mammal fossils, and surprising discoveries about reptile emotions.Love Science? Check out our other Science tools: 60sec.site and Artificial Intelligence Radio

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