Traveling light-years remains the stuff of science-fiction, but traveling one light-day is about to become a reality.
Michael Kratsios recently made the startling claim during a speech about American science innovations.
The late planetary scientist, astronomer, author and science communicator would have been 90 today.
It has been four decades since James Cameron's science-fiction masterpiece first hit cinema screens.
Robotics firm 1X has unveiled its latest creation which looks, moves and acts like a real person.
After several decades, forensic science has finally determined the identity of an unknown solider who died back in 1918.
Techniques used to analyze gravitational waves have now been applied to this enigmatic artifact.
Former MoD UFO researcher Nick Pope has commented on the potential societal consequences of finding aliens.
The next-generation aircraft looks like something you are more likely to find in a science fiction movie.
Could someone realistically have their brain transferred to a new body or is this purely the stuff of science fiction ?
Some of the most fundamental questions of existence and consciousness may be beyond the scope of conventional science.
Dr. Mona Nemer discussed the UFO phenomenon while speaking to lawmakers in Ottawa recently.
Where great white sharks give birth has long remained one of the most enduring mysteries in shark science.
Do we really have control over our actions or are they predetermined by our genes, environment and upbringing ?
Physicist Jeffrey Gillis-Davis takes a look at what Chandrayaan-3's discovery could mean for future missions to the Moon.
Psychologists Akira O'Connor and Christopher Moulin explain their research into the mysterious feeling of jamais vu.
The annual ceremony celebrates some of the strangest science projects imaginable.
Researcher of conservation Egil Droge takes a look at the science behind stories of 'alien' big cats in the UK.
Earth Sciences Professor Thomas Gernon takes a look at recent research into the secrets of diamonds.
The idea of uploading someone's mind to a computer might seem like science-fiction, but what if it could be done for real ?