Celestial anomalies through the ages: a historical review

Nikkei recounts the atrocity by the Aum Shinrikyo cult with graphics, sound and data

Sakahara Atsushi is a writer and film director who was caught up in the sarin attacks by religious cult Aum Shinrikyō on Tokyo subway lines 30 years ago. Here, he recalls the incident and his work to document it while struggling with physical aftereffects.

The jump in valuation doubles the previous $9 billion figure, reported by Reuters in November.

The fine control of cell mechanics.

An achiral metasurface selectively transmits two beams of opposite chirality.

A new fMRI study reveals that babies as young as 12 months can encode memories, contradicting theories that memory formation is impossible in infancy. Instead, the inability to recall early life may stem from retrieval failures rather than memory loss. Challenging Assumptions About Infant Memory

Veeam and IBM patch critical vulnerabilities—Veeam’s CVE-2025–23120 (CVSS 9.9) and IBM’s AIX flaws—preventing potential remote exploits

A strategy profile is a Nash equilibrium if no player can do better by unilaterally changing his or her strategy

The Giza Pyramids have long been icons of ancient Egypt, but what's hiding beneath them might just turn history upside down. Recent archaeological finds are unearthing secrets that