Cosmic rays are tiny bits of atoms racing by us — and even sailing right through our bodies — all the time. Physicists can’t figure out where they came from, but they have some wild hypotheses: | Vox

The Moon is unlike any other moon in our solar system. Its size, mass, and gravitational anomalies challenge conventional models. Life on Earth may not have emerged without its stabilizing force and tidal influence. And the uniform crater depths? Still unexplained. See more from Ben: https://www.youtube.com/@UnchartedX | Cosmic Summit