Astronomers have announced that they have identified a relatively nearby exoplanet with the potential to host alien life.
The 17th-Century burial was recently unearthed by archaeologists at a cemetery in Poland.
The Harvard astronomer believes that a meteoroid that fell to Earth in 2014 could contain alien technology.
A man dubbed 'loneliest on Earth' has died after spending decades alone in the Brazilian rainforest.
Archaeologists have unearthed thousands of Bronze Age artifacts pertaining to a mystical alternative realm.
Astronomers have discovered the fastest-growing black hole ever seen and it's an absolute whopper.
An enormous tree in the Chilean Andes is a contender for the oldest living tree on Earth at 5,400 years old.
A grave marker inscribed with a curse in red lettering was found during conservation work at Beit She'arim park.
Known as 'trioxides', these highly reactive chemicals could be contributing to health and environmental problems.
Archaeologists have unearthed the skeleton of a woman who was buried on a bed adorned with images of mermaids.
A new type of flying reptile from the age of the dinosaurs has been unearthed in the Andes mountains.
Harvard physicist Avi Loeb has suggested that some interstellar meteorites could be artificial in nature.
Scientists have found signs of a historical earthquake so large that it produced a tsunami 5,000 miles long.
In a world first, a doctor on Earth appeared in real-time aboard the ISS using augmented reality technology.
The act of destroying the Moon was put forward as a way to solve many of our planet's problems.
Plans to beam Earth's location out into space could have unintended consequences, an Oxford scientist has warned.
The enormous comet is thought to have a nucleus 50 times larger than would normally be expected.
New data released by the US Space Command (USSC) has confirmed a close encounter with an interstellar visitor.
Over the last 30 years, scientists have succeeded in identifying a staggering 5,000 planets in distant solar systems.
The discovery, which dates back to the 14th-Century, has been described as 'remarkable'.