Footage of the phenomenon, which worshippers have described as a 'miracle', was recently shared online.
Two separate incidents involving passenger airliners narrowly avoiding unidentified objects were detailed in the reports.
Michael C. Barnette is a diver and marine biologist who has spent years diving in the infamous region of the Atlantic.
New claims had come to light in recent years implying that there were two thylacines at the zoo and that the last one had died of neglect.
A new technology startup hopes to offer a wearable consumer device that can enable anyone to have lucid dreams.
Authorities ordered local residents to remain indoors as efforts were made to capture the beast.
Experts insisted that the mummies were the real deal, but stopped short of claiming that they were extraterrestrial.
Evidence of a large creature in a remote part of Queensland, Australia has sparked some heated debate online.
A 300-year-old Spanish galleon carrying enormous amounts of gold and jewels could soon see the light of day again.
This enigmatic archaeological site in Indonesia has the potential to be the oldest monolithic structure on Earth.
The most recent Loch Ness Monster sighting of the year comes courtesy of Sash Lake from Wiltshire, England.
Archaeologists have made a number of signifcant discoveries at a cemetery dating back 3,500 years.
The findings could not only solve the mystery of the Moon's formation, but also the mystery of two large subsurface 'blobs'.
Dr. Sean Kirkpatrick announced the launch of the new tool during an off-camera 'media roundtable' event earlier this week.
A 43-year-old self-proclaimed vampire who goes by the name 'Ludavik' maintains that he is the real deal.
The firm's robotic dog 'Spot' has taken one step closer to world domination - and it sounds like a British butler.
Investigative journalists have put forward an explanation for the footage shared by AARO earlier this year.
The 77-year-old described being 'touched' by an extraterrestrial and claimed that it 'felt like the finger of God'.
An infamous 'creature' made from an amalgamation of other animals has been subjected to X-ray and CT scans.
A relative of today's wombats, the Diprotodon was absolutely massive - standing 1.7 meters tall and weighing 3 tons.