The founder of Jelly Belly jelly beans is offering up the keys to an actual candy factory to one lucky winner.
It turns out that more people than ever have been watching the skies during the coronavirus pandemic.
During the Bronze Age, our ancestors would sometimes turn the bones of their relatives into musical instruments.
A freak accident saw a young girl being carried skyward by a large kite during a kite festival earlier today.
Back in 1975, a sensitive military base on US soil was visited by a number of objects on consecutive nights.
Japan's answer to the legendary cryptid was first sighted during a mountain drive one night 50 years ago.
An ancient species of ant has been found frozen in time while right in the middle of devouring another insect.
The Big Bang may have brought the universe into existence, but will a similar event bring about its demise?
Elon Musk's potentially revolutionary brain-computer interface chip is nothing if not ambitious.
The US President was quizzed again about the subject of UFOs during a recent interview on Fox Business.
Engineers in Japan have been working to bring this life-sized robot replica to life in spectacular fashion.
The video sharing platform has recently been buzzing with the claim that the Moon has been hexed by witches.
A photograph of a very strange looking fish with lips and teeth like those of a human has gone viral online.
Amateur sleuths have been poring over a Google Drive archive of evidence pertaining to the show's new cases.
The 'Ghost Adventures' crew recently found possible evidence of human remains at Joe Exotic's old zoo.
Astronomers have discovered a number of peculiar ring-shaped 'islands' unlike anything ever seen before.
The lack of visitors to the iconic Scottish loch during lockdown has made it possible for nature to take over.
Intriguing footage shows an airliner seemingly hovering motionless in the air - but is it just an optical illusion?
Astronomers are gearing up to search the cosmos for signs of technologically advanced alien civilizations.
Forming a circle 1.2 miles in diameter, the Durrington Shafts site is just 1.9 miles from Stonehenge.