This remarkable new image really does show a galaxy far, far away - 500 million light years away to be exact.
Fire is one of mankind's most fundamental technological discoveries - but just how long ago did we discover it ?
US Air Force leaders were on-hand to witness a test flight of the drone-like Hexa 'flying car' last week.
American astronauts on the ISS have been sleeping in the Russian segment while the leak is investigated.
Police in the UK have launched a tongue-in-cheek appeal for information on the unlikely suspects.
Rumors have been circulating about an asteroid strike on November 2nd, but just how worried should we be ?
Palaeontologists have discovered one large prehistoric fossil reptile inside the belly of another, larger predator.
A historic piece of video footage recorded 132 years ago has been enhanced using artificial intelligence.
The experimental release of millions of genetically modified mosquitoes has been given the go-ahead.
Photographs captured at a cemetery in New Mexico show an alleged 'ghost' visiting her own grave.
Residents of the Swiss town of Olten were perplexed to discover cocoa powder falling like snow from the sky.
The US National Weather Service has recorded what is likely to be the highest temperature since records began.
Back in 1948, an effort to pursue an unidentified flying object resulted in the untimely death of a young pilot.
By identifying the chemical signal that triggers swarms to form, it may be possible to stop swarming entirely.
According to reports, a new task force dedicated to investigating UFOs will be unveiled in the next few days.
Japan's answer to the legendary cryptid was first sighted during a mountain drive one night 50 years ago.
A new study has revealed the immense power of one of the largest crocodilians ever to walk the Earth.
A jeweler in Israel has created and sold what is being described as the world's most expensive COVID mask.
The 80-year-old comedy veteran is a keen proponent of the idea that existence does not simply end when we die.
Scientists have been studying how a prehistoric creature named Tanystropheus supported its insanely long neck.