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Researchers have uncovered evidence of a hidden transition between two distinct forms of liquid water, potentially rewriting our understanding of one of Earth's most fundamental substances. Meanwhile, lab experiments reveal that yeast cells can survive simulated Martian conditions by forming protective molecular clusters, keeping the possibility of life on Mars alive. A newly confirmed measurement of the universe's expansion rate is deepening the Hubble tension, suggesting our current model of the cosmos may be fundamentally broken. Scientists have also found that immune cells begin destroying smell-related nerve fibers in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease — long before any cognitive symptoms appear — opening a new door for early diagnosis. From optical tornadoes and hidden superconductivity to a plant compound hiding in plain sight that may slow aging, this episode is packed with discoveries that challenge what we thought we knew.

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