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The U.S. Air Force launched the robotic X-37B space plane in early 2010 on a space mission that remains a secret -- even after the craft touched ground 225 days later at Vandenberg Air Force Base. In early 2011, the ship took off again on its latest mission.
Mankind has always been fascinated by the unknown, especially unidentified flying objects. Are they alien aircraft, acts of nature, or simply hoaxes? Here are some images to help you decide.
The Mayan apocalypse believed by some to be taking place on Dec. 21, 2012, has apparently been preceded by multiple sightings of UFOs hovering over major U.S. cities.
A pyramid-shaped peak in Serbia has seen a flood of doomsday believers dropping by to wait out the Mayan apocalypse.
A high-tech robotic instrument on the Very Large Telescope in Chile has seen its first light, and the results bode well for the future.
A giant asteroid will make a flyby of Earth over the next few days, and armchair astronomers can watch the action live on their computers.
The Air Force launched the unmanned spacecraft Tuesday aboard an Atlas V rocket -- it's the second flight for this original X-37B spaceplane.
The week's best images of our solar system, the galaxy and everything out there, putting you in touch with the most distant parts of the heavens.
An ancient Mayan prophecy suggests that December 21, 2012 is “doomsday,” leading survivalists to hoard candles, bottled water, and canned food. It sounds like a sci-if thriller ... but it's not.
Obamadon gracilis, a newly identified lizard named in honor of President Barack Obama, crawled the swamps and forests in the time of the dinosaurs.
The deadliest sea snake has a secret — it is actually two sea snake species, as pointed out by Ed Yong in his blog Not Exactly Rocket Science.
An archaeologist in Belize has filed a lawsuit against the makers of the film "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull," alleging that the movie profits off references to an artifact illegally stolen from the country.
An international study shows American students perform better than the global average, but still lag behind many of their peers in Asia and Europe.
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