Getting a few out of the way:
Orthogonoid 2^23: Do you like self-constructing spaceships? Do you
not like it when something has a CPU-imploding bounding box but only uses a thin diagonal strip of it? Me too. But the orthogonoid transmits information with MWSSs instead of gliders, letting it fit into a thin horizontal sliver of space instead of a diagonal one, making its bounding box very small (as far as engineered spaceships are concerned).
Single-Channel Quadratic Growth: So you have some gliders and some snarks, and that's basically it. Yet, it's somehow a quadratic growth pattern, which builds itself out of a single stream of gliders. A culmination of single-channel technology that looks like an exercise in how to break HashLife, and combines elegant simplicity with incomprehensibility.
Tanner's p46: A sparky p46 oscillator that various guns can be made from, and it's not the twin bees shuttle. It's still a niche addition to p46 technology, but has already been used to make smaller guns in the gun collection, and is the basis for a small gliderless MWSS gun.
Runny Nose: It's minor, but worth at least a footnote. This 21-bit period 3 oscillator was an unexpected gap in the lists of small objects, which caused a minor investigation into if there was anything else down there. Answer: yes. It's an example of the "beginner's luck" that sometimes happens in this hobby when you search where you're not expected to find anything.