Science

The PPP, the Ethnic Relations Commission and the Guyana Trades Union Congress marked Diwali 2026 with messages on unity, dignity and equal rights for all Guyanese.

New archaeological evidence from Montana's Beartooth Mountains suggests the Clovis people lived at high elevations 13,000 years ago, challenging the long-held belief that the region was covered by glacial ice.

Squid populations are booming worldwide, but new research suggests the causes are more complex than overfishing and climate change alone.

A tiny fossilized fish brain from 300 million years ago is changing how scientists understand the evolution of modern fish. Here is what the discovery means for science and why it matters for Guyana.

Seismic waves from Japan's 2011 magnitude 9.0 earthquake traveled to Earth's core and bounced back, potentially triggering fault slips across 3,000 km of tectonic boundaries.

Royal Veterinary College study reveals designer 'Doodle' breeds show more aggressive behavior than purebreds, challenging popular assumptions about these expensive crossbreed dogs.

Astronomers use laser technology to create artificial stars, correcting atmospheric distortion and achieving space-telescope quality images from ground-based observatories.

NASA researchers discover HD 137010 b, an Earth-sized exoplanet 146 light-years away that could be colder than Mars despite orbiting within its star's habitable zone.