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The cause of a massive sonic boom over South Carolina is still a mystery as residents and US officials scramble to identify the source.

Stargazers will be treated to a rare lunar event if they look to the skies this weekend. Experts say a 'blue micromoon' will appear on Saturday evening.

Murderous psychopaths might make great movie villains, but research now suggests that these emotionless killers simply don't exist in real life.

The White House's mysterious alien.gov has finally gone live after the domain was registered in March, fueling speculation that long-awaited UFO disclosure was imminent.

A new study has warned that Boomers - individuals born between 1946 and 1964 - are the least likely group to follow safety advice amid heatwaves.

Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos has lamented a 'very rough day' after his $100 million rocket exploded during a routine test.

Dr Robert Larter, marine geophysicist at the British Antarctic Survey, warns that the shelf's breakup is 'very likely to happen sometime this year'.

A terrifying incident in Northamptonshire this week raises important questions about the safety of solar panels - particularly as heatwaves become more common.

The winners of the National Geographic Traveller UK Photography Competition have been selected from more than 3,500 entries.

Early forecasts for hurricane season have revealed a potentially devastating storm forming in the Gulf just days after the June storm season begins.