Top stories published by ExtremeTech Access in October of 2019

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Oct 16, 2019

Report: China’s New Comac C919 Jetliner Is Built With Stolen Technology

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Oct 24, 2019

Google Formally Claims to Have Achieved Quantum Supremacy

by Joel Hruska

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Oct 1, 2019

What If Planet 9 Is Actually a Tiny Black Hole?

by Ryan Whitwam

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Oct 21, 2019

After Decades, the Air Force Retires 8-Inch Floppies From Missile Control Systems

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Oct 9, 2019

A Vanished Martian Oasis Holds Clues to How the Red Planet Dried Out

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Oct 3, 2019

Enceladus’ Deep Ocean Contains Basic Building Blocks of Life

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Oct 22, 2019

The 2019 Ozone Layer Hole Is Now the Smallest on Record

by Joel Hruska

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Oct 25, 2019

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Report: China’s New Comac C919 Jetliner Is Built With Stolen Technology

Google Formally Claims to Have Achieved Quantum Supremacy

What If Planet 9 Is Actually a Tiny Black Hole?

After Decades, the Air Force Retires 8-Inch Floppies From Missile Control Systems

A Vanished Martian Oasis Holds Clues to How the Red Planet Dried Out

Enceladus’ Deep Ocean Contains Basic Building Blocks of Life

The 2019 Ozone Layer Hole Is Now the Smallest on Record

Neutron Star Collision May Explain Origin of Heavy Elements

MIT Devises ‘Electroadhesive Stamp’ to Build Ultra-Complex Circuit Boards

Researchers Develop Tiny Depth Sensor Inspired by Spider Eyes