Archaeologists discovered the artifact in Santa Barbara County, however all is not quite as it seems.
NASA has activated the iconic interstellar probe's backup thrusters for the first time in 37 years.
A record-breaking rainbow lasting almost nine hours has been recorded by two scientists in Taiwan.
The new galaxies date back 13 billion years to a time shortly after the formation of the universe.
The arms of women who lived 7,000 years ago were stronger than those of today's elite Olympic rowers.
A new study has determined that relics from the creature are actually the remains of three bear species.
The Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem is now thought to date back more than 1,700 years.
The results of a recent experiment suggest that the soil on Mars is likely to be suitable for agriculture.
Louisiana exterminator Jude Verret was called out recently to remove a truly monstrous nest of hornets.
Researchers in Russia are offering a large cash prize to anyone who can demonstrate psychic powers.
A new theory suggests that Earhart and Fred Noonan were taken prisoner in Saipan and later executed.
One brown bear turned the tables on a Russian hunter earlier this month by stealing two of his firearms.
The deafening sounds, which have been heard in dozens of locations this year, remain unexplained.
Nicknamed Pearl, the reptile was seen swimming around in the Adelaide River near Darwin on Sunday.
Self-taught rocket scientist 'Mad' Mike Hughes is hoping to reach 1,800ft in his own steam-powered rocket.
The skeletons, which include a one-year-old baby, were discovered by builders in Siberia 15 years ago.
Scientists believe that interstellar dust streams might be able to transfer organisms between planets.
A periodic slowing of the rotation of the Earth is likely to result in an upsurge in earthquakes next year.
Astrophysicist David Morrison has been repeatedly explaining to people that Nibiru doesn't exist for years.
A series of names carved in to the rocks of Dalhousie Mountain are thought to date back over 100 years.