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MARTIN CID MAGAZINE This week 7 releases worth your time — swipe →

Planet formation predicted plenty of small Kuiper Belt objects

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 01 · SCIENCE Beyond Neptune, where planet formation halted 4.6 billion years ago, Webb and Hubble counted the debris. The smallest objects are rarer than… Read our review →

Three brain systems collapse simultaneously between 50 and 75,

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 02 · SCIENCE Using single-cell genomics to examine the human hippocampus across the adult lifespan, a new study found that three separate systems — brain… Read our review →

1,300 Denisovan stone tools and the first-ever forearm bone

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 03 · SCIENCE A team from the Chinese Academy of Sciences identified five Denisovan specimens inside a limestone cave in Yunnan Province — including the… Read our review →

Heart muscle grows back after a heart attack —

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 04 · SCIENCE The adult human heart was believed incapable of replacing the muscle cells destroyed by a heart attack. A team at the University… Read our review →

JWST finds Chariklo’s inner ring growing denser while its

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 05 · SCIENCE The James Webb Space Telescope has caught both rings around Chariklo — the only known ring-bearing centaur — evolving in opposite directions… Read our review →

The Moon may have formed intact in just five

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 06 · SCIENCE For 50 years, models of the Moon's origin assumed it assembled slowly from a debris disk. Simulations that correct a key physical… Read our review →

Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS has 70 times more methanol than

MARTIN CID MAGAZINE 07 · SCIENCE When astronomers turned ALMA’s radio dishes toward 3I/ATLAS, they measured methanol levels 70 to 120 times higher than the comet’s own hydrogen… Read our review →