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A 39-pound tube shaped the way American sonobuoys have been shaped since 1942 pinged at underwater drones this summer, gave away its own position doing it, and sank, while a 21-inch reel unspooled nearby into a listening array and never made a sound
By Chema Bonilla Díaz
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Sep 2, 2026
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A 19.7-foot rotor floating on a Dutch lake tilts back toward horizontal when the wind gets up instead of parking the way every offshore turbine does, and it makes 12 kilowatts against the 15,000 of the 774-foot rotor it is meant to replace one day
Luis Reyes · Sep 2, 2026
An Italian professor measured the ground under 7,770 solar panels running 36 degrees cooler than open dirt a short walk away, took the reading at 11 in the morning on an unusually hot day, and says shading past 30 percent starts costing the grower fruit
Luis Reyes · Sep 2, 2026
Every Plumber in Europe Can Buy a Small Work Van. America Killed All Three of Its Own, and Now Ram Is Bringing One Back as a Rebadged Fiat
Olivia Richman · Sep 1, 2026
Toyota and Honda Build Three Quarters of Canada’s Cars. A 50% Tariff Hits Them in January, and the CR-V and RAV4 on the Lot Were Built on the Wrong Side of the Border
Olivia Richman · Sep 1, 2026
An 8.5-foot drone has been crawling the seafloor 13,100 feet under California on two watts, driving 32 feet at a time and then sitting 48 hours while it counts the oxygen the mud is breathing, and it has covered 6.8 miles in seven years
Chema Bonilla Díaz · Sep 1, 2026
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