Gruesome discovery at bottom of Lake Mead as water level reaches record-breaking low
Beachgoers in Nevada have made a chilling discovery as water at the vital reservoir dries up and reveals several unsolved crimes.
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Tornadoes threaten millions in major commuter zone as Americans are warned to find shelter
A sprawling tornado threat has put millions of Americans on alert Thursday as dangerous thunderstorms are barreling over a large stretch of the Mid-Atlantic.
Physicist's chilling end-of-world prediction is just months away
A chilling Doomsday prediction made by a physicist in 1960 has resurfaced, as his mathematical equation places the end of the world in just months.
SpaceX has scarred the moon forever: Before-and-after images reveal how Elon Musk's out-of-control rocket carved a 60-foot crater into the lunar surface
NASA has revealed its first official images of an enormous crater made when a SpaceX rocket smashed into the moon.
Ancient message discovered in Egypt offers new proof of the Bible's story of Moses
Archaeologists have uncovered a stone beam with 3,000-year-old text that offers new proof for the famous Bible story of Moses.
Farmers' Almanac releases winter weather predictions warning millions to brace for heavy snow
A 200-year-old trusted forecast model is predicting a harsh and stormy winter for millions throughout half the US.
Why your tap water might taste 'musty' this week, according to scientists
If you think your water tastes funny this week, you're not imagining it. Dr Bill Simpson, a chemist at Our Taap, has revealed why British water might have a 'musty' taste to it.
Charles I's lost treasure wreck has finally been found: Royal ship carrying millions in silver and gold is discovered in a Scottish river after 400 years
A royal ship carrying millions in sunken treasure has been found in a Scottish river after sinking 400 years ago.
I made an AI 'grieftech' clone to replace me when I die - but my friends and family absolutely hate it
From the very first pile of rocks to the Great Pyramids of Giza, people have always wanted to keep their memory alive well after they've passed away.
Hurricane warning issued as second monster storm in two weeks nears Hawaii, spaghetti models predict
Days after a hurricane destroyed 100 homes and killed at least two people, another tropical storm is just hours away from forming and striking the same US state.