A new theory has proposed that the prehistoric stone circle may have supported a large wooden altar.
There are now so many new papers being published that scientists are having a hard time keeping up.
The remains of two pretzels dating back 250 years were discovered beneath the floor of an old bakery.
The desert's Messak Settafet escarpment contains up to 75 prehistoric tools per square meter.
The South American insect measures 2.5cm long and delivers an agonizing bite that hurts for up to a day.
A video has appeared online showing what looks like a dodo in trail camera footage from Costa Rica.
Despite being a day synonymous with bad luck, Friday the 13th seems to be safer than most other days.
Palaeontologists have uncovered the fossil remains of an enormous 480 million-year-old lobster.
Two pilots are attempting to fly around the world in a solar powered airplane called Solar Impulse 2.
Germany has come up with a novel new way to stop drunk revelers from relieving themselves on walls.
An appeal has been launched asking visitors not to screw small wooden doors in to the bottom of trees.
An American airman has received compensation after suffering radiation poisoning during the encounter.
The ancient ruins were found during an expedition to locate the fabled 'City of the Monkey God'.
The bleeding edge bomber remains shrouded in secrecy and its costs may be spiraling out of control.
Police are attempting to find out who built an elaborate tunnel near the venue for the Pan Am Games.
Google's DeepMind AI is now capable of playing several Atari 2600 games as skillfully as a human.
Researchers have created a responsive artificial limb that can be controlled directly by the brain.
A bronze statue dating back up to 1,000 years has been found to contain the remains of a Buddhist monk.
Scientists have suggested that dark matter might be the main culprit in mass extinction events.
The SuperSTEM 3 is capable of examining objects a million times smaller than a human hair.