Asteroid Ryugu’s Water Reveals Insights into Early Earth and Life’s Origins
Recent studies of the ancient asteroid Ryugu, conducted by the Hayabusa2 mission, reveal crucial insights into the role of water in its evolution and its potential impact on early Earth. The findings highlight how freeze-thaw cycles shaped Ryugu’s surface and internal structure, suggesting that asteroids like Ryugu may have contributed organic materials essential for life on our planet.
Yale Biophysics Department Embraces Chaos from Twitter Misidentification
Yale’s biophysics department’s Twitter account, @YaleMBB, has been mistakenly identified as the men’s basketball program’s account, leading to a mix-up on social media. Despite the confusion, the department has embraced the situation with good humor and remains supportive of the Bulldogs’ success in the NCAA tournament, adding an entertaining twist to the ongoing March Madness frenzy.