Scientists have discovered the fossil remains of an extinct species of human in a cave in the Philippines.
The Raelian Movement has been asking countries to host an embassy for welcoming extraterrestrials to Earth.
An international group of scientists met in Paris last week to discuss why we have yet to encounter alien life.
Flat Earth enthusiasts maintain that they can prove that the Earth is flat by finding 'the edge of the world'.
Scientists now believe that humans, like birds, may be able to sense the Earth's magnetic field.
The blast, which occurred in December over the Bering Sea, went largely unnoticed due to its remote location.
A dust ring like that found in the orbits of the Earth and Venus has been found in the orbit of Mercury as well.
Scientists at JPL have been working to simulate the atmospheric conditions found on 'hot Jupiter' planets.
In a new study, scientists have worked out that, on average, Mercury is actually closer to us than Venus.
Japanese scientists have achieved a 'significant step' towards the de-extinction of the woolly mammoth.
Conspiracy theorists have been struggling for years to prove to everyone else that the Earth is flat.
Archaeologists in China have unearthed an ancient bronze vessel containing a rather curious concoction.
A new study has revealed that our planet's atmosphere extends further in to space than was previously believed.
A pint-sized relative of the tyrant lizard dating back 96 million years has been unearthed in North America.
The Center for Life Detection Science will work towards the goal of detecting extraterrestrial life on other worlds.
Conspiracy theory videos on YouTube may be playing a significant role in convincing people that the Earth is flat.
A spacecraft has successfully demonstrated how a harpoon can be used to clean up Earth's orbit.
Vast mountains that could be taller than Mt Everest are thought to exist hundreds of miles beneath the ground.
Scientists have identified the fossilized tracks of a worm-like organism that lived 2.1 billion years ago.
A Russian satellite has picked up mysterious 'explosions of light' in our planet's upper atmosphere.