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🚨 NASA has found sugars essential for life in stardust from asteroid Bennu • Ribose, the sugar that forms the backbone of RNA molecules, was found in the samples • Glucose, the primary fuel of modern life, has been detected on an asteroid for the first time • NASA... show more

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