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Scientists may have bagged the first-ever exomoon.

Lockheed Martin has unveiled its new lunar lander prototype that would let astronauts stay on the Moon for up to two weeks.

A live shot for a local news station in Utah included a special cameo from a mysterious furry creature that led to a spirited online debate: Was it a mountain lion, dog or some other wild animal?

Sending thoughts to another person’s brain may seem like a science fiction film plotline, but this ability may be closer to reality than expected.

A small Japanese probe landed an observation robot on the asteroid Ryugu last night in mission to study the solar system’s origins.

A 3,000-year-old container, known as a "base-ring juglet," has been found to contain traces of opium, according to a new study.

The odds were definitely against a Maine fisherman, who recently pulled a calico lobster from the sea in what some would say is the catch of a lifetime.

New Jersey locals had to do a double take when they discovered nearby beaches were littered with bright blue sea critters. The odd-looking creatures were shades of green and blue and had long, dark tenticles.

The Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the world's largest atom smasher, just discovered at least two previously unknown particles.

The reign of NASA's champion exoplanet-hunting telescope Kepler may be coming to an end this month, according to an update from the agency posted yesterday (Sept. 28).

A depiction of a naked servant carrying a jug of wine has been discovered on the wall of a 2,200-year-old tomb in Southern Italy.

This drone footage shows the moment a pod of dolphins put on a synchronized dance display off the British coast.

Officials in Port Aransas, Texas, had their hands full Monday after a jogger spotted a 12-foot alligator in a drainage ditch.

The new discovery, known as 2015 TG387, was found during the continual hunt for dwarf planets and Planet Nine, also known as Planet X, a planet that NASA has acknowledged may exist and may have a mass 10 times greater than Earth.

On the afternoon of Oct. 4, 2011, a backhoe dug into an excavation pit in Elmhurst, Queens, and struck iron. Construction workers assumed they had hit a pipe. But when the claws of the backhoe emerged from the ground, it was dragging a body clothed in a white gown and knee-high socks.

A stunning video shows a 500-pound lioness getting up close and personal with a camera in her den.

An Indiana zoo will soon welcome a lethal addition to its animal kingdom: A black mamba snake.

The European Space Agency has released a new image of what it's like to actually stand on a comet, courtesy of the Rosetta spacecraft.

A two-headed mutant turtle has been found in south-east China, surprising onlookers.

Venus is an extraordinarily beautiful hellscape: its clouds are made of sulfuric acid, its surface is so hot it would melt even lead, and its winds constantly hit hurricane-force speeds.