In 2016, stadium crews digging in Oregon found giant bones that revealed an Ice Age world beneath the field |

Construction at Oregon State University in 2016 unearthed fossilized mammoth remains, revealing a significant Ice Age paleontological site. Image Credits: Wikimedia Commons Many years before the noise of thousands of screaming spectators became a common occurrence every Saturday afternoon, there was another story waiting to be unearthed at the site of Oregon State University. In…

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In 2023, a massive nuclear project unearthed a “lead pasty” that turned out to be a 1,000-year-old silver fortune |

Archaeologists excavating for the Sizewell C nuclear facility in Suffolk unearthed a lead-encased parcel containing 321 silver coins minted between 1036 and 1044. Image Credits: Facebook/ Suffolk County Council Before the giant cranes and machinery required for the construction of the Sizewell C nuclear facility ever reached Suffolk’s shore, there existed an age-old enigma that…

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Elon Musk says ‘SpaceX is considering several locations for the world’s most advanced spaceports’ to support future Mars and lunar travel |

The idea of rockets launching as frequently as commercial flights once sounded like pure science fiction. Elon Musk’s SpaceX is steadily pushing that boundary. The company is now reportedly exploring multiple locations across the United States and overseas to build new spaceports for its Starship programme, according to his X (formerly Twitter) post. The long-term…

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Scientists find hidden limb regeneration ability in mammals: What it means for humans |

For a long time, scientists believed that only amphibians like salamanders could regrow complex limbs. But then came some groundbreaking findings from Texas A&M University. Researchers there discovered that mammals also have hidden regenerative abilities. They used a sequential two-protein signalling protocol to bypass the usual scarring in mice, which led to the formation of…

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Meet Dr Anand Megalingam: From a tractor driver’s son walking 6 kilometres to school to building a NASA-linked space-tech company |

From a small rural hut in India to invitations to high-level NASA-linked programmes, Dr Anand Megalingam’s journey does not feel like a straight academic success story. It feels more like something stitched together through setbacks, sudden turns, and long stretches of uncertainty. A tractor driver’s son who once walked kilometres to school, later dropping out…

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