Eerie footage of a one-legged ghost of Thai mythology has recently been viewed over 3.5 million times.
A new study has determined how a volcanic eruption 205 million years ago wiped out 90 percent of all life on Earth.
Scientists have revealed the discovery of a new species of giant pterosaur that lived over 200 million years ago.
Jupiter's largest moon Ganymede is producing 'chorus waves' one million times more powerful than average.
When elderly couple Jerry and Rita Alter died, a stolen painting worth millions was found in their bedroom.
A new study has highlighted two periods in the Moon's distant past when it may have actually supported life.
Scientists have discovered the well-preserved remains of a jeuvenile snake dating back 99 million years.
Scientists have determined that there is 1,000 times more diamond beneath our feet than previously thought.
Scientists have discovered 1.1-billion-year-old pigments beneath the Sahara Desert... and they're bright pink.
NASA's $1.5 billion Parker Solar Probe will be venturing closer to the Sun than any spacecraft in history.
Climate change is not a new thing, as evidenced by global warming that occurred over 500 million years ago.
What exactly causes the loud and incessant 'plink, plink, plink' sound that has kept millions awake at night ?
Space tourism firm Axiom Space is offering people the opportunity to spend ten days aboard the space station.
Scientists have found the fossil footprints of a creature that walked the Earth 541 million years ago.
A bizarre new theory proposes that octopus embryos arrived on Earth on a comet millions of years ago.
An asteroid from the earliest days of the solar system has been found four billion kilometers from Earth.
Astronomers from ESA's Gaia mission will tomorrow release the largest map of our galaxy ever created.
The ambitious BioGenome Project aims to sequence and store the genomes of more than 1.5 million species.
According to Goldman Sachs, asteroid mining has the potential to produce the world's first trillionaires.
Two of the largest stones that make up Stonehenge may have actually been at the site for millions of years.