This week's science news is a wild mix of cosmic threats and ancient mysteries. Researchers warn about swarms of "city-killer" asteroids lurking in our solar system—some big enough to wipe out entire urban areas if they hit Earth. On a lighter note, archaeologists uncovered the remarkably preserved remains of a Bronze Age toddler, nicknamed the "Ice Prince," buried with ornate artifacts that hint at a high-status burial.

Editor’s Note: The asteroid story is a sobering reminder that space isn't just pretty stars—it's also home to real dangers we're still learning to track. Meanwhile, the "Ice Prince" discovery gives us a touching glimpse into how ancient societies honored their young, proving that some human emotions transcend time. Both stories highlight how science helps us understand both the risks and the richness of our world.