Eagle-eyed Google Earth sleuths have discovered a strange disc-like object on the Antarctic ice.
A Russian researcher has been working on a project that could one day see everyone who has ever died resurrected.
Ever since the infamous Buga sphere put the Colombian region on the map, more reports of spheres have been coming in.
Scientists have found signs of a vast, prehistoric landscape hidden a mile beneath the ice.
At the recent congressional hearing, Luis Elizondo presented a photograph of an alleged 1,000ft UFO.
Antarctica is essentially an entire lost continent with a potential treasure trove of archaeology hidden underneath.
In a new study, researchers put together a map showing the parts of the country where sightings are most common.
The controversial image was recently picked up by news outlets after being shared on social media.
An undersea mapping firm has captured a sonar image that is thought to show the late aviator's plane.
The image of an alleged Bigfoot found on Google's satellite mapping service has been dividing opinion this week.
Treasure hunters will soon be scouring the Dutch countryside for a cache of riches buried by German soldiers during WWII.
A legendary lost land once thought to exist in Cardigan Bay has shown up on an old 13-Century map of the British Isles.
Researchers at Yale University have debunked what was thought to be the earliest known map of the New World.
The new map provides a general overview of where undiscovered species may still be waiting to be found.
Geologists have released a series of detailed maps showing a long-lost landmass in the southwest Pacific.
Scientists have come up with a way to decide upon the best response to an incoming apocalyptic asteroid.
Artist Simon Weckert recently found a mischievous way to create a fake traffic jam on Google's mapping service.
Actor Michael Sheen has described some very strange UFO experiences he's had at his hometown in Wales.
Scientists have used satellite data to map out the terrain hidden beneath the ice of the southernmost continent.
Known as The Earth BioGenome Project (EBP), the international endeavour is expected to take ten years.