Yet, as modern marine geologists and archaeologists continue to map the depths of the Baltic basin, a far more complex and grounded truth is beginning to surface. The reality of what lies beneath the ...

Dyson sphere stability — once considered an impossible physics problem — may be within reach. A peer-reviewed paper in ...

This search for alien intelligence goes far beyond looking for tiny microbes, focusing instead on the possibility of advanced civilizations powerful enough to reshape planets, stars and even entire ...

Over the past weekend astronomers were rushing to fix their telescopes on the mysterious star which spawned the theory because it was, once again, acting strangely. Known as Tabby’s Star, or KIC ...

(Nanowerk News) A bizarre image of the distant star known as WR140 surrounded by concentric geometric ripples, captured by the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) in July, has baffled astronomers ...

THERE comes a point at which any advanced alien civilisation worth its salt has to dismantle a neighbouring planet for spare parts. This isn’t an act of vandalism, you understand, but rather a ...

More mysteriously dimming stars have been spotted. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. A mysterious star whose repeated bouts of ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Early last year a far-off star captured the imagination of the scientific community thanks to its incredibly bizarre behavior. The ...

The mysterious Tabby’s star, aka ‘Alien megastructure’ star, that sits over a thousand light years away from our planet and shows weird, inexplicable dimming patterns is once again fluctuating ...

A distant star system called KIC 8462852 continues to fascinate astronomers for seemingly all the wrong reasons. Also known as ‘Tabby’s Star,’ KIC 8462852 persistently exhibits unusual dimming ...

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Dust is most likely the reason why Tabby Star's light appears to dim and brighten Miami, United States: It's been called the "most mysterious star in the universe," bigger than the sun and yet ...