With UFO investigation and disclosure set to take center stage in the coming months, 2022 could be an interesting year.
A pair of new Discovery+ documentaries will cover two of the world's most chilling alien abduction stories.
One of the strangest fraud attempts of recent years took place at a post office in Ireland this week.
The CIA has played down the idea that the phenomenon is due to attacks by a hostile foreign power.
John Aristotle Phillips' science project was so impressive that it had to be confiscated by the FBI.
The famous Scottish loch monster is often said to be a plesiosaur - but just how plausible is that?
Carbon associated with biological processes has been discovered in samples analyzed by the rover.
A video clip of a deer leaping so high in the air that it appears to be flying has emerged online this week.
A British man who had been snowboarding in the Rockies observed a mysterious bipedal creature.
With a population of just 1,900, the small and curious town of Iino lies just outside of Fukushima city.
A bizarre crime involving the theft of an entire street in Saxony, Germany has left authorities scratching their heads.
Craig Charles is fronting a new UFO investigative series alongside space journalist Sarah Cruddas.
Unable to find the perfect (human) partner, Kitten Kay Sera decided to marry the color pink instead.
The rover, which has been collecting samples of the Matrian surface, has run into a bit of a problem.
3,600 years ago, a volcanic eruption in the Aegean Sea produced a torrent of devastating tsunamis.
Adrian Reister, a former USAF nuclear weapons technician, has spoken out about his experiences.
Precisely what befell Sarah Morley, who was found burnt to ashes in 1902, would remain a topic of debate for decades.
The streets of Chongzuo City were filled with large flightless birds at the weekend after 80 ostriches escaped from a local farm.
The 57-year-old became the first person ever to undergo the transplant.
Not everyone is convinced that the new office will end the secrecy surrounding the phenomenon.