> Depends how the franchise does reimbursement the per mile rate for us makes it worth using my own car.

This. How much are they going to charge drivers for the dubious privilege of not using their own car?

Very common, they just require high technology to get to and China controls most of the available deposits we know of.

> According to the team, phosphorus allows the iron and nickel atoms to move faster, enabling them to form the necessary ordered stacking without waiting for millions of years. They were able to accelerate tetrataenite formation by between 11 and 15 orders of magnitude by mixing iron, nickel, and phosphorus in the right quantities. This meant the material was able to form over a few seconds in a simple casting.

> “What was so astonishing was that no special treatment was needed. We just melted the alloy, poured it into a mold, and we had tetrataenite,” says Greer. “The previous view in the field was that you couldn’t get tetrataenite unless you did something extreme, because otherwise, you’d have to wait millions of years for it to form. This result represents a total change in how we think about this material.”

Can it save the banana?

My previous comment saying that was too short, so here's more. The banana is threatened globally by a fungal infection. If we have a new antifungal treatment, could it help save the banana?