Ocean-Based Molecule Could Fight Parkinson's China Silent on Mars Rover | Hero

From the deep depths of the ocean to the vastness of space, chemists and astronomers have made some remarkable discoveries in the past year. In South Korea, scientists debuted their first search for DFSZ axion dark matter, and China remained silent on the fate of its Tianwen 1 Mars mission’s Zhurong rover. In outer space, the Hubble Space Telescope spotted three galaxies about to collide, and a new type of salty ice may exist on extraterrestrial ocean moons. Closer to home, chemists have synthesized an ocean-based molecule that could fight Parkinson’s, and an unknown class of water-rich asteroids has been identified. Finally, telomeres have been in the spotlight as scientists study their role in aging and the impact of antioxidants on our health.

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