The ancient wonder of the world has stood for 4,500 years - but why haven't earthquakes caused it to collapse?
There's a chance that evidence of alien life has been under our noses for years and we have failed to see it.
For years, scientists have attempted to explain the nature and purpose of the huge stone jars littering the landscape.
The infamous vessel was found adrift and deserted in 1872, sparking a mystery that would endure for over 150 years.
Millions of years ago, enormous octopuses up to 62ft in length roamed the Earth's prehistoric oceans.
The discovery points to the building blocks of life being preserved on the Red Planet for billions of years.
It has now been six decades since what is perhaps Australia's most notable mass UFO sighting.
Around 65,000 years ago, something happened that might have ultimately doomed the Neanderthals to extinction.
Four brave souls will be blasting off atop NASA's Space Launch System (SLS) for the Moon later on today.
The object, which made headline news last year, appears to contain something that scientists were not expecting.
Scientists have identified what they believe to be the landing site of the short-lived Soviet spacecraft.
A remarkable stage performance has this week highlighted just how far robots have come over the last few years.
A sociology and criminal justice professor has predicted that AI and robotics could be the future of law enforcement.
According to new research, organics found on Mars cannot be explained by any known geological process.
The camera had been found quite by accident by a robotic submarine after being missing for over 50 years.
Another potentially habitable world has been discovered thanks to data collected by the Kepler Space Telescope.
Officially isolated in 2004, graphene may have existed unintentionally in materials used long before that by Thomas Edison.
A UFO case involving sightings of a possible alien creature is celebrating its 30th anniversary this month.
The man often described as the real-life Indiana Jones has spent years excavating Egypt's desert sands.
76-year-old naturalist Adrian Shine has been investigating the Loch Ness Monster for more than 50 years.