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πŸŽ™οΈ Science News Daily | Peer Review'd

Peer Review'd 368 episodes Latest Jun 1, 2026

Science News Daily delivers fast, fascinating science updates covering space missions, biology breakthroughs, physics, tech, and wonders of the world. Each episode provides a daily dose of scientific discoveries to keep listeners informed and curious. The podcast is produced by Peer Review'd and is available in English.

Episodes

πŸ”¬ 1.7-Billion-Year-Old Fossils Just Rewrote Life's Origin Story β€” And That's Not Even the Biggest News This Week Jun 12, 2026 723 Ancient fossils unearthed in Australia are challenging everything scientists thought they knew about the origins of complex life, while NASA satellites are detecting ominous ocean patterns that could signal a major climate event later this year. Researchers have also confirmed a decades-old 'impossible' earthquake deep in Earth's mantle, and an AI-designed vaccine targeting a broad range
πŸ”¬ Hidden Antarctica Revealed, Life's Origins Rewritten & A New Weapon Against Alzheimer's Jun 11, 2026 361 Scientists have just uncovered a massive, continent-scale geological structure buried beneath the ice sheets of East Antarctica β€” a discovery that could change everything we thought we knew about the frozen continent. Two independent research teams are also turning the origins-of-life debate on its head, pointing to ancient asteroid impacts and microscopic mineral particles as unlikely ar
πŸ”¬ Dark Energy May Not Exist β€” Plus a Supplement Warning Scientists Are Urgently Sounding the Alarm On Jun 10, 2026 481 Mathematicians have published a bold new study challenging one of cosmology's most fundamental assumptions, suggesting the universe's accelerating expansion may have a very different explanation than we thought. A mysterious LIGO signal has scientists at the University of Miami buzzing over what could be the first real evidence of primordial black holes β€” and a potential clue about dark m
πŸ”¬ Scientists Just Found a Hidden Weakness in the Deadliest Cancers β€” And That's Just the Start Jun 9, 2026 488 UCLA researchers have identified a previously invisible vulnerability in some of the most aggressive cancers known to medicine, while a separate team uncovered a shocking new trick that a notorious cancer-driving protein uses to help tumors survive chemotherapy. On the brain health front, scientists have pinpointed a brand-new trigger for Alzheimer's disease and already have an experiment
πŸ”¬ NASA Just Changed Space Communication Forever β€” Plus a Spider That Isn't What It Seems Jun 8, 2026 407 NASA has unveiled a groundbreaking technology that could revolutionize how spacecraft communicate across deep space, while the aging International Space Station faces an ongoing air leak that continues to demand careful attention. Scientists have uncovered the brain chemical behind why we break bad habits β€” and what happens when it goes missing β€” with major implications for addiction and
πŸ”¬ Your Cells Are Aging Faster Than You Think β€” Plus Octopuses Just Shocked Scientists Jun 6, 2026 494 Scientists have uncovered a hidden cellular shift that may silently trigger chronic disease long before symptoms appear, potentially changing how we approach aging and prevention. A landmark study of over a million adults suggests that even 'normal' kidney test results could still signal serious future risk, challenging how doctors define health thresholds. An AI-designed vaccine just pas
πŸ”¬ Scientists Just Reversed 'Permanent' Nerve Damage β€” Plus a Cannibal Star, a 40-Million-Year-Old Ant & More Jun 5, 2026 596 Cambridge scientists have achieved what was once thought impossible, reversing a form of permanent nerve damage by identifying and switching off a hidden biological brake β€” with major implications for spinal injury and neurological disease. In cancer research, a new drug targeting the long-labeled 'undruggable' KRAS mutation has dramatically extended survival in pancreatic cancer patients
πŸ”¬ NASA Just Found Something in an Interstellar Comet That's Never Been Detected Before Jun 4, 2026 565 NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has made an unprecedented discovery on interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, detecting something never before seen on an object from outside our solar system. Closer to home, a mystery that has haunted North Carolina blueberry farmers for decades has finally been cracked β€” and the culprit was hiding underground the whole time. Johns Hopkins researchers are upendin
πŸ”¬ A Galaxy Is Dying, Black Holes Are About to Collide & A Pill That Could End CPAP Forever Jun 3, 2026 536 Hubble has captured a spiral galaxy being slowly stripped of its ability to form new stars β€” and astronomers have spotted something even more dramatic: a pair of supermassive black holes in close orbit that could merge within just 100 years, potentially producing gravitational waves we can actually detect. NASA's Fermi telescope may have finally confirmed what powers the universe's most b
πŸ”¬ Chimpanzee Civil War, Homer Found Inside a Mummy & The Genetics Rule That Just Got Rewritten Jun 2, 2026 569 The world's largest wild chimpanzee community in Uganda has permanently split and turned violent, offering a disturbing reflection of human social dynamics. Scientists have developed a technique to make mice fully transparent, revealing how obesity reshapes the entire body at the cellular level. Astronomers have finally traced mysterious repeating cosmic radio signals to a rare stellar pa
πŸ”¬ Your Brain Is Leaving Clues, The Arctic May Have Crossed A Point Of No Return & 100,000 New Worlds Are Coming Jun 1, 2026 527 A simple writing test could be an early warning signal for cognitive decline β€” and that's just the start of this week's mind-bending discoveries. Scientists have also managed to biologically rejuvenate aging mice by restoring their gut microbiomes, while AI analysis of CT scans has revealed that a long-forgotten organ may be one of the strongest predictors of how long you'll live. NASA's
πŸ”¬ Your Blood Is 700 Million Years Old β€” And Scientists Just Found Out Why Pigeons Never Get Lost May 31, 2026 532 Researchers have uncovered that the genetic blueprints for human blood and immune cells may date back over 700 million years, predating virtually all complex animal life as we know it. In a stunning twist, scientists also discovered that iron-filled immune cells in pigeon livers appear to function as built-in magnetic compasses, linking the immune system to environmental navigation in way

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