Episode 238
🔬 Scientists Just Discovered a Universal Law Governing All Life on Earth
🎙️ Science News Daily | Peer Review'd · Peer Review'd
January 15, 20267m 2s
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Show Notes
This week's episode covers groundbreaking discoveries across multiple fields: Arizona State researchers found how to make crops unappetizing to locusts by changing soil nutrients, potentially revolutionizing food security. New evidence suggests dark matter was moving near light-speed after the Big Bang, completely reshaping our understanding of the early universe. Scientists studying foam uncovered that its constantly-shifting bubbles follow the same mathematical principles used in AI training, hinting that learning behavior might be fundamental to physical reality. Plus, researchers at Trinity College Dublin identified a universal thermal performance curve—a single rule that appears to govern how all species respond to temperature, from bacteria to complex animals.
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