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🔬 Scientists Discover Cosmic Fog, Ancient Fungal World, and AI That Sees What Fusion Sensors Miss

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Today's episode reveals stunning discoveries from across the scientific spectrum. Hubble captures a golden-cored galaxy 102 million light-years away, while XRISM spots mysterious cosmic fog around a neutron star that has researchers calling it their decades-long dream discovery. We explore how Earth was essentially a fungal world hundreds of millions of years before plants existed, and examine breakthrough medical advances including a blood test that detects cancer 10 years before symptoms appear. Plus, Princeton's AI breakthrough that's solving fusion power's biggest challenge and making clean energy more achievable than ever.Love Science? Check out our other Science tools: 60sec.site and Artificial Intelligence Radio

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