Here we take a look back at our most popular UFO-related news stories of the last twelve months.
Just in time for the festive season, the image shows a cluster of young stars that happens to resemble a Christmas tree.
The billionaire entrepreneur and founder of Blue Origin envisages a future in which most people live in outer space.
A man who had been staying at a hotel uncovered something rather disturbing at the back of one of the wardrobes.
The ghost hunters, who had been investigating 'strange activity' at the site, believe that the image shows evidence of the paranormal.
Wildlife officials in Arizona recently posted up still images of an animal with a single horn on its head.
Investigators may have found a rather sinister explanation for a spate of alleged 'alien' attacks on a remote village.
Archaeologists have found text written thousands of years ago that nobody has been able to translate.
Footage of the phenomenon, which worshippers have described as a 'miracle', was recently shared online.
Military veteran Aaron James had lost his eye and half of his face in a high-voltage electrical accident.
The bizarre scene looked like something out of an episode of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
The image, which was recently featured on NASA's website, shows what looks like a giant cranium on the desert floor.
Investigative journalists have put forward an explanation for the footage shared by AARO earlier this year.
Just in time for Halloween, NASA has posted up an image of an eerie-looking formation in the gas giant's atmosphere.
The footage, which recently emerged on YouTube after being posted on a forum, appears to defy explanation.
A new analysis of samples collected during the Apollo 17 mission has raised new questions about the age of the Moon.
A terrifying new upcoming video game named 'Don't Scream' requires players to simply outlast its 18-minute runtime.
Pumpkin enthusiasts met up earlier this month to find out who had managed to grow the heaviest pumpkin.
The space agency's Psyche spacecraft will be the first ever to attempt to directly visit a metal asteroid.
A real-life version of Stephen King's terrifying killer clown Pennywise has been leaving red balloons all around Skelmorlie.