Did an asteroid strike the remote Siberian wilderness over a century ago or did something else happen ?
A new study has added weight to the idea that the universe may cycle between expansion and contraction.
Neanderthal remains unearthed in Belgium's Goyet caves show indications of cannibalistic behavior.
Scientists have identified water clouds around a brown dwarf star that is 7.2 light years from the Earth.
The newly discovered exoplanet experiences days lasting up to 140 Earth-years thanks to its trio of suns.
The team behind the world's largest atom smasher may be on the verge of making another major discovery.
The migratory pests could end up being turned in to bomb-detection systems for use in war zones.
One of the two men who filmed the infamous Bluff Creek Bigfoot video has long regretted his involvement.
The daughter of film director Stanley Kubrick has posted a message aimed at moon conspiracy theorists.
New research has suggested that goats are actually just as loving and intelligent as dogs and cats.
The massive 500-meter dish will be used to help scientists hunt for signs of extraterrestrial life.
A madcap laser junkie has created a device that is 33 million times brighter than the surface of the sun.
Victor Viggiani released the documents to the public during the Alien Cosmic Expo event on Saturday.
A British company has created a peculiar new perfume which matches the otherworldly aroma of comet 67P.
The well-preserved 14,000-year-old remains were unearthed by utility workers in the city of Tultepec.
A researcher in the United States believes he has found evidence of a magnetic 'sixth sense' in humans.
A peculiar affliction once left hundreds of people dancing uncontrollably in the streets of Europe.
A bizarre contraption called the 'Affectionator' gives a dog the chance to pat its owner on the head.
Researchers at the University of Leicester have determined that Batman would be rubbish in real life.
A bear known as Pedals has become something of a celebrity thanks to his habit of walking on two legs.