Some of the world's highest and coldest places contain important, hidden clues about our planet's history.
The world-famous Incan citadel, which sits high atop the Andes in Peru, is now thought to be decades older.
Despite concerns over where it could lead, artificial intelligence - for better or worse - is here to stay.
The pint-sized bovine is so miniscule in stature that it is a possible contender for the world's smallest cow.
The aged reptile, who currently lives in Serbia's Belgrade Zoo, is thought to be the oldest alligator on Earth.
An absolutely enormous 1,098-carat diamond has been unearthed by the Debswana Diamond Company.
Researchers have identified what are now believed to be giant geoglyphs etched into India's Thar Desert.
Oleg Kononenko recently stated during an interview that he believes in the possibility of life on other worlds.
Singer/songwriter Joy Chapman recently set a new world record for the lowest musical note sung by a woman.
The upcoming James Webb Space Telescope will be able to detect the signatures of life on other worlds.
It's arguably the world's most famous dinosaur, but just how many of these notorious carnivores were there ?
NASA has made history today by achieving the first ever powered, controlled flight on another world.
An enormous record-breaking rabbit has been stolen from its enclosure in Worcestershire, England.
A 54-year-old from Croatia has managed to break the world record for holding his breath underwater.
NASA's experimental Mars helicopter is carrying a piece from the Wright Brothers' original aircraft.
Researchers believe that they have identified the most accurate depiction of the world-famous playwright.
It is a well known fact that the humble octopus is clever as far as animals go, but is there a limit to its potential?
Scientists at Cern recently discovered four new particles using the world's largest atom smasher in Geneva.
Scientists have extracted DNA from the teeth of mammoths that roamed the Earth 1.2 million years ago.
If you collected together the entire world's Covid-19 virus, it wouldn't even fill a standard Coca-Cola can.