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  1. Friday, October 9, 2026

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    Just how sunlike is the sun? Scientific American (limited free articles)
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    Feverish after a vaccine? The reason could be your gut microbiome Scientific American (limited free articles)
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    One doctor’s fight to make IUD placement better Scientific American (limited free articles)

  5. Thursday, October 8, 2026

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    The most exciting claims from OpenAI’s heap of new proofs Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    Mathematicians marvel, and grumble, at OpenAI’s trove of new results Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    Astronomers discover record-breaking ancient cosmic outburst Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    This September was the hottest ever on record for the U.S. Scientific American (limited free articles)
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    Artemis II images boost NASA’s moon-base plans Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    Hurricane Isaias just set a new record for Atlantic storms Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    The ‘Kelvin wave’ hitting California is a potent warning about sea-level rise Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    Mathematicians invented a knitting stitch that stops mistakes from spreading Scientific American (limited free articles)

  14. Wednesday, October 7, 2026

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    A suspected case of pneumonic plague is raising fears of an outbreak. Should you be worried? Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    Scientists unlock the longevity secrets of 194-year-old Jonathan the giant tortoise Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    The Atlantic hurricane season has been eerily quiet—Tropical Storm Isaias could change that Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    Why does weed cause anxiety? A new brain study investigates cannabis paranoia Scientific American (limited free articles)
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    What is AI model distillation, and why is it so hard to stop? Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    Rogue AI or human error? The real story behind the OpenAI-Hugging Face incident Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry is award to Henri Kagan and Kenso Soai for their work in 'mirror' chemistry Scientific American (limited free articles) story

  22. Tuesday, October 6, 2026

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    OpenAI unleashes hundreds more math results upon a field already in shock Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    Two meteor showers are lighting up the October sky—here’s how to see them Scientific American (limited free articles)
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    What makes a good AI safety test? Experts explain why even the best techniques may not be powerful enough Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    2026 Nobel Prize in Physics awarded to Francis Halzen for discovery of high-energy neutrinos Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    These Super Mario levels are mathematically unsolvable Scientific American (limited free articles)

  28. Monday, October 5, 2026

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    United Arab Emirates to launch spacecraft to probe seven asteroids in 2028 Scientific American (limited free articles)
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    Astronomers catch dwarf stars gobbling up their orbiting companions Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    Why the creative brain feeds on movement Scientific American (limited free articles)
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    Should you be ‘poop maxxing,’ or ‘fiber maxxing’? Experts explain what’s healthy Scientific American (limited free articles)
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    An El Niño–fueled ocean wave could raise California flood risks as Florida’s vaccine debate sparks outbreak concerns Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine awarded to Karl Deisseroth, Georg Nagel and Peter Hegemann for work on optogenetics Scientific American (limited free articles) story

  35. Sunday, October 4, 2026

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    How attachment theory can help us understand AI relationships Scientific American (limited free articles) story

  37. Saturday, October 3, 2026

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    How the brain uses memory to imagine what might have been Scientific American (limited free articles)
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    How AI helped bring an ancient tomb dating to before the Roman empire back to life Scientific American (limited free articles)

  40. Friday, October 2, 2026

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    Could a giant iceberg really break off Greenland? Scientists check Tom Cruise’s new movie Digger Scientific American (limited free articles) story
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    2026 has been a record hot year for the U.S.—it can only get worse Scientific American (limited free articles)
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    This weird particle may have come from a black hole exploding in another dimension Scientific American (limited free articles)
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    Can bioengineered bacteria help terraform Mars? Scientific American (limited free articles)