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Palaeontology

When did humans first learn to create fire ?

8-26-2020 | 12

Fire is one of mankind's most fundamental technological discoveries - but just how long ago did we discover it ?

Science & Technology

USAF shows interest in 'Hexa' VTOL aircraft

 VIDEO  8-26-2020 | 3

US Air Force leaders were on-hand to witness a test flight of the drone-like Hexa 'flying car' last week.

Space & Astronomy

NASA battles air leak aboard the space station

8-25-2020 | 8

American astronauts on the ISS have been sleeping in the Russian segment while the leak is investigated.

Modern Mysteries

'Unsolved Mysteries' to return for Halloween

8-23-2020 | 4

The Netflix revival of the popular 80s investigative series is set to return again for a second run of 6 episodes.

Science & Technology

Oldest ever video footage is remastered in 4K

 VIDEO  8-22-2020 | 6

A historic piece of video footage recorded 132 years ago has been enhanced using artificial intelligence.

Science & Technology

Release of 750M GM mosquitoes gets approval

 VIDEO  8-21-2020 | 19

The experimental release of millions of genetically modified mosquitoes has been given the go-ahead.

Nature & Environment

Giant 'Darth Vader' isopod found in Indonesia

8-20-2020 | 5

Researchers in Indonesia have discovered a new species of giant isopod - a bug-like creature the size of a small dog.

World of the Bizarre

Massive sinkhole swallows up cars in China

 VIDEO  8-19-2020 | 4

Almost two dozen vehicles disappeared beneath the ground after a sinkhole opened up in China this week.

World of the Bizarre

Chocolate 'snow' falls on town in Switzerland

 VIDEO  8-19-2020 | 1

Residents of the Swiss town of Olten were perplexed to discover cocoa powder falling like snow from the sky.

Science & Technology

Could mankind destroy the entire solar system?

8-18-2020 | 24

We've been doing a good job of messing up our own planet, but what about the rest of the solar system ?

The UFO Phenomenon

Experts react to Pentagon's UFO task force

8-18-2020 | 4

A number of prominent figures have weighed in on the news regarding the US government's new UFO program.

Science & Technology

'Highest temperature on Earth' recorded

8-17-2020 | 14

The US National Weather Service has recorded what is likely to be the highest temperature since records began.

The UFO Phenomenon

Revisited: the tragic Mantell UFO Incident

8-17-2020 | 3

Back in 1948, an effort to pursue an unidentified flying object resulted in the untimely death of a young pilot.

Ghosts & Hauntings

Woman's 'moving doll' TikTok video goes viral

8-16-2020 | 16

One woman's eerie footage of a doll moving on its own has since attracted a lot of attention on social media.

The UFO Phenomenon

Pentagon officially confirms UFO task force

8-15-2020 | 18

The US government has confirmed that it has set up a body dedicated to investigating the UFO phenomenon.

Palaeontology

Did humans really wipe out the woolly rhino ?

8-14-2020 | 14

The woolly rhino may not have been wiped out by human hunting practices as was previously believed.

The UFO Phenomenon

Pentagon set to launch new UFO task force

8-14-2020 | 10

According to reports, a new task force dedicated to investigating UFOs will be unveiled in the next few days.

Creatures, Myths & Legends

Japan's Bigfoot mystery endures 50 years on

8-13-2020 | 4

Japan's answer to the legendary cryptid was first sighted during a mountain drive one night 50 years ago.

World of the Bizarre

Farmers are painting eyes on cows' backsides

8-12-2020 | 13

Farmers in Africa have found a novel new way of protecting their livestock from opportunistic predators.

Space & Astronomy

Dwarf planet Ceres turns out to be ocean world

8-12-2020 | 12

Scientists have determined that Ceres, like Europa and Enceladus, is home to an ocean of liquid water.

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