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Five silicon qubits share a line—and still hit 99.99%

Counting condors, counting costs: how a near‑extinct bird spotlights who gets saved — and who decides

Built from each tumor, an mRNA vaccine plus immunotherapy cut melanoma’s return‑or‑death risk 42%

2,884 supernovae hint dark energy isn’t constant

The wetter half blinked first—Upper Colorado shed 4.2 cubic miles of groundwater in 2020–22, nearly twice the Lower Basin

How a cooler, cheaper catalyst could clean up ammonia-fueled ships

They filmed single molecules clustering inside living neurons

On Phobos, down is a suggestion. Japan’s MMX aims to bring 10 grams home

After a nuclear X‑ray flash, 97% of a simulated asteroid outran its own gravity

Protonic fuel cells work better when their layers actually touch

Five silicon qubits share a line—and still hit 99.99%

Counting condors, counting costs: how a near‑extinct bird spotlights who gets saved — and who decides

Built from each tumor, an mRNA vaccine plus immunotherapy cut melanoma’s return‑or‑death risk 42%

2,884 supernovae hint dark energy isn’t constant

The wetter half blinked first—Upper Colorado shed 4.2 cubic miles of groundwater in 2020–22, nearly twice the Lower Basin

How a cooler, cheaper catalyst could clean up ammonia-fueled ships

They filmed single molecules clustering inside living neurons

NASA’s Mars to Table winners take on feeding 15 for 500 Martian days
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NASA’s Mars to Table winners take on feeding 15 for 500 Martian days

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  • September 25, 2026
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NASA named five Mars to Table winners to feed 15 for 500 sols; $300k to Chinyere Ukeje and $200k to Cislune, from 113 entries across 33 countries and 28 U.S. st

The plane that follows farm air with more than a dozen sensors, flying Colorado and Texas now and the Midwest and California in 2027
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The plane that follows farm air with more than a dozen sensors, flying Colorado and Texas now and the Midwest and California in 2027

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  • September 24, 2026
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FarmFlux flies low with 12+ sensors to track methane, ammonia, ozone and particulates over Colorado and Texas now, then the Midwest and California in 2027.

A California hot-spring amoeba keeps dividing at 145°F
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A California hot-spring amoeba keeps dividing at 145°F

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  • September 23, 2026
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Found in Lassen Volcanic National Park, Incendiamoeba cascadensis divides at 145°F and stays active at 147°F, pushing the known heat limits for eukaryotes.

El Niño, explained: how a warm Pacific shakes rain belts, food prices and fire seasons
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El Niño, explained: how a warm Pacific shakes rain belts, food prices and fire seasons

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  • September 22, 2026
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A powerful El Niño is building. Here’s how it works, why Asia’s rains wobble, and how forecasters connect ocean physics to food prices and fire seasons.

XRISM catches a giant’s wind falling into a pulsar at 335,000 mph
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XRISM catches a giant’s wind falling into a pulsar at 335,000 mph

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  • September 21, 2026
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On Feb. 1, 2025, XRISM’s Resolve saw redshifted iron lines in BP Crucis, showing Wray 977’s wind plunging toward pulsar GX 301‑2 at 335,000 mph.

Remove one gene, and malaria can’t make transmissible forms
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Remove one gene, and malaria can’t make transmissible forms

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  • September 20, 2026
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Nature Microbiology study shows AP2‑HS links fever, nutrient stress and DHA to gametocyte formation; deleting AP2‑HS abolishes viable gametocytes.

11.3 trillion tonnes later, the ocean is 3.14 cm higher
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11.3 trillion tonnes later, the ocean is 3.14 cm higher

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  • September 19, 2026
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Since 1979, Greenland and Antarctica lost 11.3 trillion tonnes of ice, raising sea level 3.14 cm; 84% came from faster glacier discharge, about a quarter of tod

Astronomers catch the youngest known planet, under a million years old and 55 AU from its star
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Astronomers catch the youngest known planet, under a million years old and 55 AU from its star

  • Everymansci Staff
  • September 18, 2026
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Elias 2-24 b, under 1 million years old and about 55 AU out, is a Jupiter-scale newborn 450 light-years away—data that tests planet-formation timelines.

On Pluto’s heart-shaped plain, liquid nitrogen may have flowed up
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On Pluto’s heart-shaped plain, liquid nitrogen may have flowed up

  • Everymansci Staff
  • September 17, 2026
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Images and models suggest basal melting in Sputnik Planitia, with liquid nitrogen rising through cracks—the first recent evidence of liquid on Pluto.

31.4 millimeters higher after 11.3 trillion tons of polar ice vanish
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31.4 millimeters higher after 11.3 trillion tons of polar ice vanish

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  • September 16, 2026
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Since 1979, Greenland and Antarctica lost 11.3 trillion tons of ice, raising seas 31.4 mm; 84% from faster glacier flow. Ice sheets now supply about a quarter o

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