When Marie Heffernan unknowingly swallowed a coin as a teenager, her life took a sudden turn for the worse.
From next year, the International Space Station will open its doors to private visitors and business ventures.
The actor and comedian recently spoke to reincarnation researcher Jim Tucker about children recalling past lives.
Meteorologist Reed Timmer recently got more than he bargained for when a tornado formed right on top of him.
A hermit crab with an unusual taste in shells was recently filmed picking up a rather sinister alternative.
Juliearna Kavanagh and her partner Warren Lewis had been driving near Ward when the incident occurred.
A long-lived Korean tradition sees two years added to the age of newborn babies within their first 12 months.
Scientists have discovered what is thought to be the oldest known person with this rare congenital condition.
An international group of scientists met in Paris last week to discuss why we have yet to encounter alien life.
Remarkable drone footage recorded in Georgia shows one unscathed house surrounded by total devastation.
An experimental art project in Sweden will pay you $2,300 per month to do absolutely nothing at all.
Air MidWest pilots flying near Gloucester observed 'unidentified nocturnal lights' over a half-hour period.
Scientists have synthesized a molecular system that hints at a possible alternative to DNA-based life.
In a new study, scientists have highlighted the possibility of finding life around the nearest single star to the Sun.
The home of what is arguably the best known UFO incident in history now has a new reminder of its legacy.
Today marks the 20th birthday of one of mankind's greatest achievements - the International Space Station.
Known as The Earth BioGenome Project (EBP), the international endeavour is expected to take ten years.
Researchers from Florida International University have identified the first new species of crocodile in 85 years.
22-year-old Brock Meister from Indiana managed to survive having his skull detach completely from his spine.
After growing them for 66 years, Shridhar Chillal has taken the decision to donate his nails to a museum.