Two separate peer reviewed space science papers have been released covering distinct research tracks. One review, produced by researchers in the United States and Brazil, explores how beneficial fungi could convert lunar and Martian regolith into biologically suitable material for growing crops. The work was published in Frontiers in Astronomy and Space Sciences ^[1]. A second study published in Nature Astronomy identifies 84 previously undetected low-energy X-ray objects in nearby galaxies. Researchers conducted the analysis using archived data from the Chandra observatory ^[2].