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N44: survey coverage and research date clarified
The earlier headline placed the full stellar count inside the superbubble. The catalogue covers the wider survey and reference fields, not only the cavity. The revised article corrects that implication and distinguishes the 2026 image release from the 2021 catalogue and candidate-classification research.
NIST hardware security standards: scope correction
The earlier article attributed both software and hardware bills of materials to NIST IR 8615. Sections 3.2–3.3 explicitly discuss software bills of materials (SBOMs); we removed the unsupported extension to hardware bills of materials. The article now includes the correction, an expanded supplier checklist and the source sections.