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World of the Bizarre

100mph wind literally bends radio tower in half

 VIDEO  Mar 2, 2019

A communications tower on Sugarloaf Mountain crumpled like tin foil in strong winds on Monday.

Space & Astronomy

Crew Dragon launches on first flight to ISS

 VIDEO  Mar 2, 2019

The unmanned test flight brings NASA one step closer to being able to launch its own crewed missions again.

Ghosts & Hauntings

Woman faints after viewing 'haunted' painting

Mar 1, 2019

Lyn Cinderey started to feel unwell after viewing a piece named 'Sinister' at a haunted objects exhibition.

Science & Technology

Eye injections could give humans night vision

Feb 28, 2019

Scientists have successfully given mice the ability to see in near-infrared by injecting nanoparticles in to their eyes.

World of the Bizarre

South African 'resurrection' hoax goes viral

 VIDEO  Feb 27, 2019

A pastor who 'resurrected' a man at a funeral recently is now at the center of a viral Internet phenomenon.

Science & Technology

'Ice tsunami' thunders ashore on Lake Erie

 VIDEO  Feb 27, 2019

Huge chunks of ice thrust ashore by strong winds have been forming walls up to 40ft high near Buffalo.

Modern Mysteries

Ocean microphones may have picked up MH370

Feb 26, 2019

A directional microphone system in the Indian Ocean may have recorded the doomed airliner going down.

The UFO Phenomenon

Airline pilots reported UFO on Valentine's Day

Feb 26, 2019

Air MidWest pilots flying near Gloucester observed 'unidentified nocturnal lights' over a half-hour period.

Space & Astronomy

World's first private moon mission launches

 VIDEO  Feb 24, 2019

Israel is set to join China, Russia and the US as the fourth nation to achieve a controlled lunar landing.

Space & Astronomy

Earth's atmosphere extends beyond the Moon

Feb 24, 2019

A new study has revealed that our planet's atmosphere extends further in to space than was previously believed.

Science & Technology

12-year-old builds working nuclear reactor

Feb 22, 2019

Jackson Oswalt achieved the seemingly impossible by building a fusion reactor in his parents' spare room.

Palaeontology

Miniature Tyrannosaurus rex discovered

 VIDEO  Feb 21, 2019

A pint-sized relative of the tyrant lizard dating back 96 million years has been unearthed in North America.

Extraterrestrial

New NASA team to help detect life beyond Earth

Feb 20, 2019

The Center for Life Detection Science will work towards the goal of detecting extraterrestrial life on other worlds.

Nature & Environment

Ultra-rare penguin caught on film in Antarctica

 VIDEO  Feb 19, 2019

This emperor penguin recorded for a BBC documentary is almost entirely black due to a rare genetic mutation.

Science & Technology

Mutant mosquitoes could wipe out malaria

Feb 18, 2019

Two geneticists have been working on a plan to use genetic modification to stop the disease from spreading.

Palaeontology

Prehistoric spider fossils' eyes still glow

Feb 18, 2019

Fossil spiders discovered in South Korea still have glowing eyes despite being over 110 million years old.

World of the Bizarre

Toxic black snow covers the streets in Siberia

 VIDEO  Feb 16, 2019

Residents of the Kemerovo region of Siberia have been uploading images and videos of the phenomenon.

Space & Astronomy

New mission to explore origins of the cosmos

 VIDEO  Feb 16, 2019

NASA is planning to launch a new near-infrared space observatory that will collect data on 300 million galaxies.

Ghosts & Hauntings

Exorcists called in to help 'possessed' girls

Feb 14, 2019

A government high school in India was recently at the center of an alleged possession involving 14 pupils.

Space & Astronomy

NASA's Opportunity rover is officially dead

Feb 14, 2019

The rover's mission, which saw it trundle across the Martian surface for over 15 years, is now complete.

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