Astronomers make sweet discovery that offers clue to origin of life

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Astronomers make sweet discovery that offers clue to origin of life

Scientists have identified a sugar molecule drifting through the vast expanses between stars. It is a discovery that could reshape our understanding of how life's building blocks form in the cosmos. The compound, known as erythrulose, is the same substance found in raspberries and commonly used in self-tanning products. Researchers detected this sweet molecule within the interstellar medium — the sparse clouds of g…