The Brutalist Report

Scientific American

• Trump moves to end protections for 44 million acres of U.S. forests [36d]
• Why parabolas are crucial to cryptography [36d]
• What makes a narwhal’s tusk so special? Scientists are close to unraveling the mystery [36d]
• Extreme weather is making Americans feel powerless [36d]
• Robotic rescue missions are sparking a spaceflight revolution [36d]
• Math Puzzle: A Tetris paradox [36d]
• Scientists cited by Heritage Foundation report on women’s sports say it misrepresented their research [36d]
• How Zipline’s drone delivery system works in U.S. suburbs [36d]
• The brain doesn’t just experience reality. It edits it into a story [36d]
• September 2026: Science history from 50, 100 and 150 years ago [36d]
• Does fibermaxxing work? It may depend on your microbiome [36d]
• Poem: ‘The Bachelor, Season 92 Million’ [36d]
• What really happened on Easter Island? [36d]
• From geothermal energy to tidal power, these bold projects could change our clean-energy future [36d]
• How many satellites can safely orbit Earth? [36d]
• How NASA turned a spy satellite into the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope [36d]
• Science crossword: Give me some space! [36d]
• Can QuantumScape and Factorial Energy mass-produce solid-state batteries? [36d]
• How solar became the cheapest form of energy in the world [36d]
• How Golden Dome’s space-based missile interceptors would work [36d]
• Readers Respond to the April 2026 Issue [36d]
• SciAm is on the move [36d]