China's 'Sky Eye' telescope has picked up possible evidence of extraterrestrial intelligence.
The self-healing, living skin - which is based on human cells - has been demonstrated on a robotic finger.
A recent poll has demonstrated that many people in the US still believe that aliens crashed at Roswell in 1947.
The next-generation telescope has been hit by a tiny space rock, but there's no need to be too concerned about it.
A new study has suggested that extraterrestrials could hitch a ride across the cosmos on rogue extrasolar worlds.
An unidentified object was picked up on camera during this weekend's celebrations of the platinum jubilee.
The next-generation space telescope is almost ready to wow us with spectacular images of the cosmos.
This rather unexpected discovery was recently made by scientists who were studying mice behavior in a lab.
The Israeli spoon bender has put an extraterrestrial spin on the Voyager 1 probe's recent technical issues.
Made famous by the hit movie franchise, the real-life inspiration behind 'The Conjuring' has changed hands yet again.
A new study has attempted to estimate how many intelligent alien civilizations pose a threat.
Unnerving footage of something moving next to a sleeping baby has been generating interest on TikTok.
Published in 1698, the book offers a unique look into how people from the time perceived the possibility of extraterrestrial life.
These giant 'scratches' on the surface of the Red Planet were captured on camera by ESA's Mars Express orbiter.
Two researchers have come up with a possible answer as to why we have yet to encounter intelligent aliens.
Taken from a plane in 1971, the image shows what appears to be a metallic saucer flying through the air.
According to a new study, it may be quite a long time before we're likely to hear from ET.
Scientists have been left scratching their heads by this perplexing and disturbing phenomenon.
Plans to beam Earth's location out into space could have unintended consequences, an Oxford scientist has warned.
It is now believed that the ancient device might have first started operating on December 22nd, 178 B.C.