A vigilante has been taking matters into his own hands by catching and taping up thieves for local police officers to find.
When our star becomes a red giant in the distant future, many scientists believe that it will engulf and destroy the Earth.
The two outer planets in our solar system remain the least understood owing to their distance and the lack of exploratory missions.
NASA's Perseverance rover has identified some of the most tantalizing clues to date of life in the Red Planet's distant past.
A region of the ocean floor off the coast of Australia has been found to contain a significant number of whale remains.
The object took around one hour to pass in front of the star and nobody is quite sure what it could be.
Scientists have identified species of wren that have almost doubled in size due to a unique evolutionary phenomenon.
Conspiracies concerning the recent outbreaks have been spreading like wildfire due to a combination of AI and social media.
With only around two weeks until it hits cinemas, Universal has offered a final look at the much-anticipated UFO-themed flick.
Back in 2002, a man who had been attacked later woke up to find that his mental capabilities had massively increased.
The achievement could represent an important step toward the possibility of one day bringing back the moa bird.
The size of the tyrant lizard's arms has long puzzled scientists - why were they so small relative to their bodies ?
A new type of gargantuan dinosaur that was longer than Diplodocus has been identified by researchers in Thailand.
Researchers now suggest that the 14th-century religious epic may have had a much different underlying meaning.
A firm that claims to have brought the extinct dire wolf back to life is hoping to create a breeding population of the animals.
A former Army Staff Sergeant founded his own Bigfoot organization after witnessing three mystery creatures.
Titanosaurs weren't just gargantuan when they were alive - even handling their fossils has proven a mammoth task.
It's easy to take it for granted that our own solar system, with one star, is the norm - but it turns out that this may not be the case.
This possible 'shortcut' to Mars could significantly reduce the amount of time it takes to get there and back.
Millions of years ago, enormous octopuses up to 62ft in length roamed the Earth's prehistoric oceans.