Developed by Northrop Grumman, the new raider is capable of carrying both conventional and nuclear payloads.
The last known living thylacine - an animal named Benjamin - died at Hobart Zoo all the way back in 1936.
Officials have struggled to come up with an explanation for the deaths of at least 40 cows over the last two months.
Dating back one million years, the remarkably intact skull has been hailed as an important find by palaeoanthropologists.
The pop star, who rose to fame as part of boy band 'Take That', has long held a keen interest in UFOs and the unexplained.
A 2013 interview with a former-CIA agent who claimed to have intimate knowledge of Area 51 has been doing the rounds this week.
The tech entrepreneur showcased footage of monkeys 'typing' using only their brains at an event earlier this week.
A 17-ton meteorite that landed in Somalia has been found to contain two minerals never seen on Earth before.
The double telescopic study of this distant region of space aimed to listen out for any other interesting signals.
The center will contain the largest ever archive dedicated to the preservation and centralization of UFO-related material.
Belief in witches and witchcraft is so widespread that in some countries as many as 9 in 10 people believe in them.
A husband and wife believe that their Annabelle Raggedy Ann doll has been the cause of all manner of misfortune.
The guard, who in the clip appears to be talking to thin air, had reportedly been speaking to a woman who had died the previous day.
A huge crocodile nicknamed Gustave has been terrorizing locals near Lake Tanganyika in Burundi for decades.
In August 1942, an airship disappeared, then reappeared again a few hours later with all of its crew missing.
Viral footage from China shows the farm animals continuously circling the same spot for no apparent reason.
Many residents of Madero and Tampico believe that nearby extraterrestrials are protecting their cities from hurricanes.
After several scuppered launch attempts, the most powerful rocket in history has finally departed on its maiden voyage.
Joerg Arnu is a prominent Area 51 researcher who has worked on numerous documentaries and TV shows.
Authorities in the state have moved to warn residents of the dangers posed by these tiny communal insects.