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150 billion tons left, and a 0.4% dip in fossil CO₂

The stickiest ocean snow carries six times more carbon to the deep

Earth’s tides funneled 150 gigawatts into tiny hot spots inside the Moon

A storm that cost 56.7% of Jamaica’s economy—and insurance paid 2%

Meet TACO1, the mitoribosome’s brace for proline jams

Hydrogen chloride pops up over Alba Mons—in the wrong season

Tijuana River pollution rode the ocean 22 miles to La Jolla’s air

A 115‑million‑year‑old dinosaur bone with a hint of blood

After 1,645 Martian days, a suit swatch says Mars dust is smoother—and stickier

Soft rock wins the race as shale erodes three times faster—and mountains may breathe out more CO2

150 billion tons left, and a 0.4% dip in fossil CO₂

The stickiest ocean snow carries six times more carbon to the deep

Earth’s tides funneled 150 gigawatts into tiny hot spots inside the Moon

A storm that cost 56.7% of Jamaica’s economy—and insurance paid 2%

Meet TACO1, the mitoribosome’s brace for proline jams

Hydrogen chloride pops up over Alba Mons—in the wrong season

Tijuana River pollution rode the ocean 22 miles to La Jolla’s air

150 billion tons left, and a 0.4% dip in fossil CO₂
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150 billion tons left, and a 0.4% dip in fossil CO₂

  • Everymansci Staff
  • November 10, 2026
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2026 Global Carbon Budget: fossil CO₂ down 0.4% to 38.2 Gt; oil -1.9%; total CO₂ 43.3 Gt; 150 Gt left—under four years at today’s rate; El Niño may sway sinks.

The stickiest ocean snow carries six times more carbon to the deep
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The stickiest ocean snow carries six times more carbon to the deep

  • Everymansci Staff
  • November 9, 2026
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Study shows viscosity controls marine snow decay: stickier particles deliver over 6× more carbon to depth; >10 Gt leave the surface, ~2 Gt get sequestered.

Earth’s tides funneled 150 gigawatts into tiny hot spots inside the Moon
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Earth’s tides funneled 150 gigawatts into tiny hot spots inside the Moon

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  • November 8, 2026
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Models suggest Earth’s gravity focused 150 GW into 2.5% of the Moon’s mantle, keeping pockets hot and helping yield 2‑billion‑year lunar basalts.

A storm that cost 56.7% of Jamaica’s economy—and insurance paid 2%
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A storm that cost 56.7% of Jamaica’s economy—and insurance paid 2%

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  • November 7, 2026
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Hurricane Melissa left 4.8M tons of debris and 120,000 roofs gone; Jamaica faces a $12.2B hit (56.7% of GDP) with insurance covering about 2%.

Meet TACO1, the mitoribosome’s brace for proline jams
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Meet TACO1, the mitoribosome’s brace for proline jams

  • Everymansci Staff
  • November 6, 2026
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Cryo-EM and modeling show TACO1 near the mitoribosome A site stabilizes incoming tRNA, explaining relief of proline stalls and links to mitochondrial disease.

Hydrogen chloride pops up over Alba Mons—in the wrong season
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Hydrogen chloride pops up over Alba Mons—in the wrong season

  • Everymansci Staff
  • November 5, 2026
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ExoMars saw hydrogen chloride spike over fresh Alba Mons fissures in early summer, defying the usual pattern and hinting at seepage from a dormant magma chamber

Tijuana River pollution rode the ocean 22 miles to La Jolla’s air
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Tijuana River pollution rode the ocean 22 miles to La Jolla’s air

  • Everymansci Staff
  • November 4, 2026
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UC Riverside linked Tijuana River wastewater to La Jolla air 22 miles away; up to 76% survived in seawater, and levels fell 86% after a diversion.

A 115‑million‑year‑old dinosaur bone with a hint of blood
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A 115‑million‑year‑old dinosaur bone with a hint of blood

  • Everymansci Staff
  • November 3, 2026
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Scientists report heme signatures and red-blood-cell-like structures in a 115-million-year-old Aratasaurus bone, with debate over whether they’re true blood cel

After 1,645 Martian days, a suit swatch says Mars dust is smoother—and stickier
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After 1,645 Martian days, a suit swatch says Mars dust is smoother—and stickier

  • Everymansci Staff
  • November 2, 2026
  • 0

Postcard-size suit fabric spent 1,645 Martian days in dust; study finds Mars grit is less abrasive than lunar but ultrafine, electrostatically sticky, and chemi

Soft rock wins the race as shale erodes three times faster—and mountains may breathe out more CO2
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Soft rock wins the race as shale erodes three times faster—and mountains may breathe out more CO2

  • Everymansci Staff
  • November 1, 2026
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UMass-led work finds weaker shale erodes 3x faster than hard rock, shifting sediment sources and implying higher mountain CO2. Tested with 10Be in quartz in a 4

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