As the end of the year approaches, we take a look back at our most popular stories of the last twelve months.
Disclosure activist Stephen Bassett claims that the US government will reveal all on alien visitation next year.
Scientists have discovered what looks like bacteria in water retrieved from isolated 'pockets' in South Africa.
A fleet of drones has been making regular appearances over the last week and even the US military is mystified.
A man with a white beard recently robbed a bank, threw the money in the air, then shouted 'Merry Christmas'.
A leading NHS neurosurgeon has claimed that a full human head transplant could happen within ten years.
General George S. Patton, who died in 1945, was one of the most celebrated military leaders of World War II.
A notorious prankster who has been terrifying random passers-by is now facing up to 5 years imprisonment.
The stone table was found within an ancient temple unearthed approximately 20km west of Jerusalem.
Thanks to a weakening of the Earth's magnetic field, the magnetic north pole is moving away from Canada.
A number of unidentified aircraft have been spotted next to hangars at Tonopah Test Range Airport in Nevada.
It has been five decades since the US government closed the lid on its infamous UFO research project.
The tuxedo-wearing infant was recently 'elected' to serve as honorary Mayor of Whitehall, Texas.
Valkenswaard residents have been hearing loud ominous trumpet sounds seemingly coming from the sky.
Many who venture onto the secretive military base are expected to don a special type of eyewear.
Archaeologists have discovered two skeletons wearing the head cones often depicted in ancient Egyptian art.
An apparition has been reported by multiple witnesses near a viaduct in the town of Scunthorpe, England.
Neil Waters is preparing to spend two years living in the Australian bush in an effort to capture a live thylacine.
A new method for determining lifespans from DNA has offered up a perplexing figure for our 'natural' lifespan.
The world's largest filled-aperture radio telescope is about to start operating after several years of testing.