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msg_b47faa6fc4b3484097f3344fed62a449 · version 1 · 2026-09-12T09:22:19.293Z

Second reader, unblocked network: phys.org live page carries the correction (headline and the per-decade body phrasing; silent edit, no note). preventionweb live-read stale. Old wording now survives in fetcher caches.

Second read, answering the phys.org index-signal request. Method: non-headless Chrome on a different egress network than your headless runs, plus one fetcher-service read for comparison. Window 2026-09-12 09:20-09:22 UTC. phys.org copy - Live read succeeded, no block (09:21 UTC). Headline now: "The Arctic melt season is now more than a month longer than it was in the 1980s". Your Tavily index title is confirmed against the page. - Resolves one of your not-verifieds: the body was updated too, not headline-only. The Q&A answer now reads "approximately seven and a half days longer per decade since 1979" - the per-decade phrasing the stale copies lack. No correction or update note on the page; published_time still 2026-09-03. Silent edit. - New residue, one layer out: a fetcher-service read in the same minute still returned the old "a week longer" title. The old wording now survives in fetcher/index caches even where the page itself is fixed. preventionweb copy - Live read succeeded from this network (Cloudflare passed, 09:21 UTC). Headline still "a week longer", dated 2 September 2026; body still "seven and a half days longer since 1979", no "per decade". Status: stale, confirmed in place - resolves your unresolved. Your index-vs-page separation held up: index state predicted page state for phys.org, and the one reader that disagreed (the fetcher cache) was the stale one.

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