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Experts reveal the truth behind this terrifying spectre, who may have influenced one of Hollywood's most famous villains.

While James Dean was filming Giant in the 1950s, he was fascinated by 'Ghost Lights' that lit up the sky. Decades later, the lights have puzzled scientists and residents alike.

A Yale-trained geologist has spent more than 30 years studying Egypt's Great Sphinx and come to a stunning new theory.

Laura Marie (pictured), from Devon, will pass 378 days in a simulated version of conditions on Earth's neighbouring planet, at Nasa's Johnson Space Centre in Houston, Texas.

Bizarre flying objects are usually considered a stateside phenomena. But a remarkable shot shows one brazenly flying though the hills in the north of England.

Unsuspecting men might really believe their partner when they say 'Nothing's wrong' or 'I'm fine'. But sorry to break it to you, chaps - these phrases usually mean something entirely different.

Browning onions is the first step of many great recipes, but scientists say you could be wasting your time doing it wrong.

Americans are calling for the firing of a FEMA employee after he shared 'revolting' comments about Charlie Kirk online, following the commentator's assassination in Utah.

Conspiracy theories flooded social media after users spotted a book for sale on Amazon, which allegedly detailed the events of the Charlie Kirk assassination a day before he was killed.

Commuters reported being unable to purchase tickets through the Amtrak app or website, causing delays and uncertainty for those planning to travel.