On Earth, we're constantly detecting signals from deep space. But some, to this day, remain unexplained - and certain experts say they could be extraterrestrial in origin.

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An interdisciplinary team of specialists has revealed a large, hypercarnivorous crocodile that lived in southern Argentina ...

Maps are a form of storytelling, as well as an information source. Even the lines, colours, symbols and size of regions ...

A dinosaur dubbed one of the "strangest" ever found boasted an elaborate armory of long bony spikes and a tail weapon, ...

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Thanks to the planetary alignment at the time of the eclipse, a record-breaking 7 billion people will be able to see the celestial event. Obviously, weather permitting, but up to 60 percent of the ...

NASA research reveals that the heliosphere, our solar system's protective bubble, may resemble a deflated croissant rather than a comet. This new mode ...

A dinosaur dubbed one of the “strangest” ever found boasted an elaborate armory of long bony spikes and a tail weapon, according to findings published in the science journal Nature.

Dr. Joshua Vandenbrink, associate professor in Louisiana Tech University’s School of Biological Sciences, has received a NASA Research Initiation Award to study how edible mushrooms can be cultivated ...