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This year, China plans to boldly go where no superpower has previously been before — the far side of the moon.

A group of chickens fouled up a Los Angeles freeway early Tuesday after a cage carrying the birds fell from a truck onto the busy road, officials said.

Beachgoing sandcastle builders know the exquisite frustration of tunneling into sand that's too dry.

The remains of a 1,500-year-old monastery and church, complete with a colorful mosaic floor, have been unearthed in Israel.

Inside NASA's Ames Research Center in Silicon Valley is a test environment that simulates the International Space Station's pressurized capsules.

An American pilot who claims to have chased an alien aircraft has warned world leaders to take UFO sightings seriously.

The new year could bring a major scare: the expected crash of an 18,740-pound Chinese space station headed toward Planet Earth.

Israeli archaeologists made a rare discovery in the Western Wall Plaza, unveiling a 2,700-year-old clay seal impression that experts say belonged to a biblical governor of Jerusalem.

A remote island in Scotland bears traces of out-of-this-world minerals from a 60-million-year-old meteorite impact.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — President Donald Trump says the East Coast "could use a little bit of that good old Global Warming" as bitterly cold temperatures are expected to freeze large swaths of the country this holiday weekend.

The mystery of a top-secret UFO program has deepened after government officials claimed there was confusion about its purpose — while experts accused them of backtracking.

It's being called "the most historically significant automobile ever offered for public sale": the 1939 "Super Mercedes" once occupied by a standing Adolf Hitler.

That a man who worked as a trucker made a 1,300-mile drive is perhaps unremarkable.

While many people were unwrapping gifts on Christmas Day, the brother-in-law of tennis star Andy Murray was wrapping up a 700-mile, 38-day journey through brutally cold temps and blistering winds—and, he hopes, setting a world record.

The biggest nuclear power plant in the world sits idle, as it has for nearly seven years.

The presence of life might influence how fast a planet spins, releasing gases such as oxygen that can crank up how quickly a world turns, a new study finds.

Great white Mary Lee, who is with a transmitter, has not sent a ping since June.

Nothing in nature is perfect — but frosty, shimmery snowflakes come pretty close.

Starfish are fighting their way back to the West Coast, years after a mysterious syndrome killed millions of them.

Starfish are making a comeback on the West Coast, four years after a mysterious syndrome killed millions of them.