It's another exciting week in science news. One new study answers a big question. Where did our

tales go?

When our common ancestors split off from monkeys 25 million years ago it doomed us to a life

without a way to carry a drink and a plate and still eat at a party.

It's Friday, March 8th. Happy Science Friday, y'all.

I'm Sci-Fi producer Rasha Arredi.

In Breaking Science News, a surprise from the FDA today,

it's delaying its decision on a new Alzheimer's treatment

called Donanamab. Data shows that the drug made by Eli Lilly and company

slows cognitive decline by a little bit and it was expected to get approval this month. The reason for the delay,

Regulators won independent panel to look more closely at the unique design of the drug

trial and the drug side effects. We'll keep you posted. But for

now here's Ira Flato with more Science News of the Week.

In 1977, NASA launched Voyager's 1 and 2. Their mission to explore the farthest reaches of our solar system and beyond.

Their space treks, or they're only supposed to last about four years, but you know what? It's been almost 50 but since November Voyager 1 has been

sending gibberish back to Earth oh no brings up the, could this be the beginning of the end of Voyager One's mission?

The week was full of great stories and joining me with more about this one and others,

Maggie Kurth, science writer, editorial lead at Carbon Plan based

in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Welcome back, Maggie, always good to have you.

Thanks so much, it's always good to be here. You know, this is sad news these voyages have gotten where no

spacecraft has gone before they made this grand tour of the solar system

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