Paleontologists have identified a new species of dinosaur from a missing period in T. rex evolution.
A recent reverse evolution experiment has succeeded in growing a dinosaur's limb on a farmyard bird.
The discovery of what look like clouds on Pluto has reignited the debate over its dwarf planet status.
A peculiar naming ritual has produced a plethora of unusual monikers including Google and Coffee.
Astronomers in France have managed to narrow down the area in which the new planet could be located.
New images from the New Horizons probe suggest that Charon once had a sub-surface ocean of liquid water.
The Apollo 14 astronaut became the sixth man ever to set foot on the surface of the moon back in 1971.
Scientists have debunked the claim that mammoth meat was served at an Explorers Club dinner in New York.
Footage showing a group of unidentified objects flying in formation over Moscow has appeared online.
A company in the Netherlands has found what it refers to as a 'low-tech solution to a high-tech problem.'
The Antipode luxury business airplane will be able to travel from London to New York in 11 minutes.
Astronomers have identified what is believed to be the largest solar system ever discovered.
Sonar equipment aboard a cruise boat has determined that Scotland's famous lake is actually a lot deeper.
Beginning back in October of last year, the Welsh village of Eglwyswrw has experienced rain every day.
A prominent paleoanthropologist has suggested that we may eventually develop gills and live underwater.
Military officials have been conducting an investigation after the objects fell from the sky on Saturday.
Scientists believe that globular clusters may be a good place to look for extraterrestrial civilizations.
A beach in Cornwall has been deluged by thousands of bright neon pink bottles over the last few days.
The European Space Agency believes humans will be living on the lunar surface within the next 14 years.
Toyota's luxury car division Lexus has managed to drive a car on four wheels made entirely out of ice.