Edition 146
October 28, 2026
Explore new species, clean energy breakthroughs, atom control, science prizes, and cosmic discoveries in this edition's good news!
57 New Species Found in Argentina's Deep-Sea Canyon
A recent deep-sea expedition discovered 57 previously unknown marine species in Argentina's Mar del Plata canyon. These incredible finds include a "horned" sea cucumber nicknamed Loki, highlighting the vastness of undiscovered ocean life.
Renewables to reach 40% of total generating capacity, beat gas within a year
Renewable energy capacity is projected to hit 40% of the US total within a year, surpassing natural gas. Solar and wind power are leading this unprecedented growth in clean energy generation.
Against all expectations, researchers control the magnetic core of a single atom
Scientists have achieved direct control over the magnetism within a single atom's nucleus, a feat previously thought impossible. This breakthrough could revolutionize quantum information storage and retrieval.
Frank Zhao and Zhengguang Lu Win 2026 LOR Science Prize
Two physicists, Frank Zhao and Zhengguang Lu, are honored with the 2026 LOR Science Prize for their groundbreaking discoveries in quantum materials. Their research focuses on unconventional superconductivity and novel topological states, pushing the boundaries of quantum physics.
Scientists discover a never-before-seen potential dwarf planet in our solar system
Astronomers have discovered a potential new dwarf planet, ED138, lurking beyond Pluto's orbit. This exciting find, made possible by the powerful Vera C. Rubin Observatory, could expand our solar system's known dwarf planet family.
