Climate Science
September 2026
Every article published in September 2026. 25 articles · Back to full archive
Floating Steel
Days after the Great Kantō Earthquake of September 1923, aerial photos showed Yokosuka Naval Arsenal wrecked and the battlecruiser Amagi sitting damaged on the building berth
Energy Tech
At Denmark’s Port of Aalborg, designers cut a retired wind-turbine blade into a curved roof that now shelters bicycles — a second life for the composite piece turbines can’t easily recycle
Tech Space
Portuguese students Marta Bernardino and Sebastião Mendonça built Trovador, a six-legged planting robot that in early tests set saplings about 28 percent faster than people with roughly 90 percent survival
Climate Science
In 1988, fires burned 793,880 acres of Yellowstone, and ecologists who expected slower recovery instead watched lodgepole pine seedlings sprout from serotinous cones that had been sealed shut with resin waiting for exactly that heat
Technology News
The FCC's August 2026 notice would retroactively pull sales clearance from DJI's Air 3S, Mini 5 Pro and Avata 360 by calling their LiDAR sensors military-grade
Water World
What happened when a Midwestern industrial river that once caught fire in 1969 was dredged, re-oxygenated and lined with restored wetlands, and dozens of fish species returned to a channel biologists had written off as biologically dead?
Physics News
The Big Bang should have produced matter and antimatter in equal parts and annihilated both into pure energy, yet roughly one extra matter particle survived for every billion antimatter particles, and nobody knows why the balance tipped
Nukewars