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Innovation
Perseverance rocks reveal three water episodes in a former Martian lake region
Perseverance found igneous rocks where scientists expected ancient lake sediments. A new study reconstructs three episodes of water-driven change, while their absolute ages and any link to life remain unresolved.

Design
The Met opens Si Lewen’s Parade, where a sequence carries the argument against war
Si Lewen’s Parade goes on view at the Met on October 1, following its 2024 acquisition. The wordless cycle invites attention to what happens between drawings as well as within each image.

Travel
Milan–Brussels sleeper enters its first autumn with three weekly journeys each way
European Sleeper’s Milan–Brussels service began on 9 September. Its first autumn timetable offers a direct overnight option, but departure days, the Milan station and later route changes need attention.

Innovation
GitHub sets October 7 cutoff for X25519-only HTTPS clients on GHE.com
GitHub’s September 30 notice sets October 7 for rejecting X25519-only TLS clients on its data-residency cloud service. Most current clients already support an alternative; explicit restrictions need review.

AI
An audit of 259 AI security papers questions comparisons built on one attack rate
A 21 September study finds major reporting gaps in agent-security evaluations. Its warning concerns whether attack rates can be compared, rather than proving that any particular defense fails.

Sport
Clark’s 27 points and 15 assists keep Indiana alive against Las Vegas
Caitlin Clark recorded 27 points and 15 assists as Indiana beat Las Vegas 99–89 on 29 September. A 58–26 advantage in the paint helped turn an early deficit into a deciding Game 3.

Real estate
US pending home sales edge up 0.3%, with every region still below last year
NAR’s latest verified pending-sales release shows a small August increase led by the South and West. All four regions remain below last year, and signed contracts still need to reach closing.

Innovation
AOC details its 1,000 Hz monitor: what a one-millisecond refresh budget actually means
AOC’s September 30 release details a 24.5-inch Full HD monitor with 1,000 Hz native refresh and 1,050 Hz overclocking. The timing is impressive on paper, while price and measured whole-system latency remain open.

AI
Microsoft sets an October target for Copilot UX components; production licensing is still open
Microsoft’s September 30 SPFx update sets an October availability target for interactive Copilot components. The public preview is open worldwide; final licensing and several platform changes are still pending.

Business
Euro area unemployment holds at 6.4% while the number seeking work rises
Eurostat’s October 1 release keeps the euro area unemployment rate at 6.4% for August, while the jobless count rises by 26,000. Stable rounded rates can conceal changes in people and groups.

Innovation
US grid programme selects 31 upgrades targeting capacity on existing corridors
The US SPARK programme intends to support 31 grid projects across 26 states. Its capacity and reliability gains are proposed outcomes, with final agreements and construction still needed to realise them.

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Gone to Earth returns in 4K with the original version at the centre of restoration
A new 4K restoration of Gone to Earth is headed to New York and London festivals. The central achievement concerns reconstructing the original version of a film whose negative was re-edited.
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