If you think self-isolating at home is bad, spare a thought for Cerro Gordo owner (and resident) Brent Underwood.
British archaeologists have discovered a treasure trove of shipwrecks, the oldest dating back over 2,000 years.
A relatively nearby extrasolar world discovered back in 2004 has since disappeared without a trace.
You can now check out the 5,000-year-old interior of Queen Meresankh III's tomb and it's completely free.
The Mars sample-return mission will be one of the most challenging interplanetary endeavours ever undertaken.
A bright fireball was spotted spiralling down from the heavens over the Cambridgeshire area earlier this week.
Scientists have discovered one of the most Earth-like extrasolar worlds ever seen and they almost missed it.
Melting ice in Norway has revealed a long-lost Viking-era mountain pass brimming with archaeological discoveries.
Private pilot Gabriel Zeifman recently captured a whole series of impressive snaps of the secretive base.
The US President has signed a new executive order to support the acquisition of resources in space.
Scientists have found a way to determine how old whale sharks are using the fallout from atomic bomb testing.
A proposed Tasmanian tiger documentary will now go ahead after winning the Pitch Australiana competition.
CCTV footage recorded on a quiet street shows what one woman has described as an 'otherworldly figure'.
A very strange optical illusion showing what looks like a floating wheelie bin has recently gone viral online.
A skeleton found buried on the banks of a river in Dublin has turned out to be more than 600 years old.
A large hairy humanoid sighted in the Turkey Mountain area has turned out to be a man wearing a costume.
Scientists have analyzed genetic material from a tooth of an ancient human ancestor that lived 800,000 years ago.
One of Doctor Who's most iconic villains was filmed patrolling the streets ordering people to stay at home.
Silent footage filmed during the Second World War shows a site connected to Britain's Enigma codebreakers.
Scientists have revealed that the coronavirus lockdown has reduced the level of vibrations in the Earth's crust.