Studies question comets' role in starting life and examine sea ice and mummy medicine

This is a general science newsletter with no security content, vulnerabilities, CVE identifiers or defensive guidance. It covers three studies: Anslow et al. in Scientific Reports, arguing from impact simulations that cometary delivery of prebiotic molecules was unlikely to have seeded abiogenesis; Barrier et al. in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, modelling sea ice as a site for concentrating feedstock on Hycean and sub-Neptune worlds; and Berger, Naimi et al. in PNAS, on the composition of Mumia vera products. No action is required from defenders.

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