The incredibly well-preserved hatchling is believed to date back 99 million years to the Cretaceous Era.
At twice the size of Jupiter, KELT-9b experiences temperatures in excess of 4300 degrees Celsius.
NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has discovered a rather unusual feature on the planet's surface.
Rather than travelling through time, the 'Back to the Future' fan ended up with a speeding ticket.
Data collected by the Curiosity rover has suggested that Mars could have supported life for a very long time.
A recent excavation in the heart of Los Angeles has yielded evidence of giant prehistoric beasts.
Germany's Wacken hard rock festival is set to use up so much beer that it is getting a dedicated pipeline.
Astronomers have picked up the gravitational waves produced by the merging of two distant black holes.
Students in Ireland have ended up under siege by a particularly violent attacker of the avian variety.
The incredible footage shows a burst water main exploding out of the ground next to a busy street.
Andrew Day had been visiting family when he encountered four squirrels with their tails tied together.
Aerospace entrepreneur and NASA partner Robert Bigelow believes that ET is already here on Earth.
Scientists have conceded that the outlook for the world's largest coral reef is looking increasingly grim.
Stop-motion animator Kevin Parry has created a short video clip that seems to defy the laws of physics.
When it is completed, the Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) will offer unprecedented views of the cosmos.
Police in Western Australia have been investigating a large 'SOS' sign discovered in a remote area.
The iron-rich asteroid 16 Psyche is so valuable that, if mined, it would collapse the global economy.
Scientists have determined that 1,600-degree lava once surged to the surface in what is now Costa Rica.
Scientists have determined that flamingos prefer to stand on one leg as it helps them conserve energy.
A bag used by the late astronaut to collect samples during the Apollo 11 mission is to be sold at auction.