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A new Aeon essay argues that the tools of physics can help explain why complex systems—from ecosystems to economies—behave unpredictably, a perspective with direct relevance to the clean energy transition. The piece frames disorder not as a failure of planning, but as a feature of systems shaped by feedback, thresholds and uncertainty.
Scientists have identified a marine archaeon with one of the smallest genomes ever recorded, a finding that sharpens long-running questions about how little genetic machinery a free-living cell can possess and still survive. The discovery, reported from waters near Japan, may help researchers better understand the evolutionary edge cases of life while informing broader work on microbial ecology, carbon cycling, and the limits of biological efficiency.
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