Science

Two oval brooches from a Viking grave in Denmark carry 1,300-year-old fabric traces, offering rare insight into Viking clothing and trade.

Astronomers have discovered a ten-sided polygon in Saturn's southern atmosphere, challenging the uniqueness of the planet's famous northern hexagon and offering new insights into planetary weather systems.

New research from the University of Surrey shows solar storms can expose airline passengers to a month's worth of cosmic radiation in just one hour at cruising altitude, prompting calls for better space weather forecasting in aviation.

Hubble data shows Andromeda's star formation has slowed dramatically over 40 million years, with a smaller galaxy, M32, as the likely cause.

Evolutionary biologists have discovered that a snake's spine is far more organized than previously thought, with five distinct regions and a surprisingly short neck.

Galactic archaeologist Amina Helmi uses cosmic fossils to reveal how the Milky Way was born from violent collisions, earning her the Kavli Prize.

This week, a rare astrological alignment known as the Barbault Basket — last seen 2000 years ago — reshapes love and society. For Namibia, it signals a chance for economic and personal renewal.

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Retired neutrino physicist Dr. D. Indumathi champions intellectual independence and gender equity in science, advocating for structural reforms and economic empowerment.