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At the center of our galaxy is a supermassive black hole which, apparently, likes to blow bubbles.

A strange and extremely rare gem known as a Matryoshka diamond was unearthed by miners in Russia.

The Blitz during World War II may have been one of the most devastating campaigns in modern warfare. More than 70 years after it occurred, an archaeology student in the U.K. is attempting to tell the story of what happened to some of those affected by it.

A surprising new study suggests that ancient Mayans may have inadvertently caused their own demise by radically altering the climate.

Lab-grown meat has been created in space in an experiment that's truly out of this world.

The death of the dinosaurs has been laid out into a detailed timeline thanks to scientists who have been surveying the crater of the asteroid that killed them.

Fossils preserved in amber have revealed a new type of microinvertebrate that lived on Earth 30 million years ago.

One of the rarest monkeys in the world was born recently at a zoo in Australia

A video from the Royal Zoological Society at Scotland’s Edinburgh Zoo has gone viral after a tiny lion cub unknowingly put quite the fright into her mother.

STOCKHOLM (AP) — A Canadian-American cosmologist and two Swiss scientists won this year's Nobel Prize in Physics on Tuesday for their work in understanding how the universe has evolved from the Big Bang and the blockbuster discovery of the first known planet outside our solar system.

Researchers have discovered an additional 20 moons orbiting the ringed planet, giving it a total of 82 satellites, three more than Jupiter.

The cosmic web responsible for 'gluing' the far-flung galaxies of the universe together has been directly observed for the first time ever.

NASA's Curiosity rover has discovered evidence of an oasis on Mars more than 3 billion years ago, leaving scientists to wonder whether the Red Planet was capable of supporting life.

A cross made from Titanic ‘wreck wood’ is up for auction in the U.K. later this month.

A Greek engraving on a 1,500-year-old lead tablet discovered in the ruins of an ancient theater in Israel has finally been deciphered, revealing a curse that may rival the modern-day backstabbing between athletic opponents.

On April 23, 1945 patrol boat USS Eagle PE-56 was sunk by a torpedo fired from a German submarine, the U-853 just a few miles off the coast of Maine. Split in half by the blast, Eagle quickly sank to the seabed and most of her 62-strong crew lost their lives in the attack, save for a small group of survivors dubbed "the lucky 13."

The prospects of "zombie deers" running amok have gotten worse throughout the year and Nevada regulators are trying to keep them out of the state. But it's a fight that may be difficult to win.

Archaeologists in Israel have discovered the remains of a huge 5,000-year-old city described as an “Early Bronze Age New York.”

Scientists are unraveling the mystery of how the last mammoths died on a remote island in the Arctic Ocean just 4,000 years ago.

The original recording of war correspondent George Hick’s gripping first-hand account from the D-Day invasion has been discovered in the basement of a summer retreat on Long Island’s North Fork.