The inebriated man had decided to drive from England to Scotland despite being almost completely blind.
The latest collection of (mostly) previously unreleased files dates back to between 1952 and 2025.
The remarkable discovery paints an intriguing new picture of how our brains evolved over time.
Earlier reports had suggested that scans had revealed the presence of hidden structures inside the Pyramid of Khufu.
The US government is moving to make it easier for military personnel and civilian employees to report their encounters.
Lobbyists have called for restrictions to be placed on the development of AI systems that are more intelligent than humans.
Bats can creep people out at the best of times - so imagine waking up to find one trying to get into your mouth.
Cole Johnson has reportedly been offered $500,000 to fight the primate, creating a great deal of controversy in the process.
The outfits have raised eyebrows due to their similarity to those worn by characters in the film 'Starship Troopers'.
Several locals called the cops after witnessing a hairy hominid walking around the community of Damariscotta.
Autonomous vehicles might be impressive, but even events far out in space can have a significant impact on them.
The highly ambitious interstellar mission aims to send a spacecraft on a one-way trip to our closest neighboring star system.
A team of scientists from the University of Bristol may have finally found the first tantalizing signs of the elusive substance.
Authorities on Long Island are investigating what these individuals have been doing in the sewer system.
A powerful new observatory will enable scientists to better understand everything from black holes to dark energy.
In a remote region of China, engineers are working to expand one of the country's most secretive military bases.
Avi Loeb has stated that intelligent extraterrestrials wouldn't care much about the incumbent leader or their political views.
What if it were possible to turn old plastic waste into something you can eat ? Incredibly, NASA seems to have found out how.
Back in 1992, two climbers who set out to tackle the Swiss Alps never returned, leading to a decades-spanning mystery.
The latest investigation of the Durupinar Formation near Mount Ararat has revealed that it may consist of more than just solid rock.