Australian alien hunters total 34K
EXCLUSIVE: There are 34,000 people in Australia who dedicate about 85 million computer hours a year in a search for aliens who arrive on UFOs.
EXCLUSIVE: There are 34,000 people in Australia who dedicate about 85 million computer hours a year in a search for aliens who arrive on UFOs.
THIS Italian barista really is out of this world. She’s being sent to the space station to give it a bit of a jolt. Her challenge: 16 mornings each day.
IT took $10 billion and decades of research, but now scientists are convinced: The universe doesn’t exist. Or at least it shouldn’t.
ASTRONOMERS think an unidentfied X-ray signal found 240 million light years from Earth could be dark matter.
THEY call it the magic island and it is one of the most surprising recent discoveries humans have made in our solar system.
GLOWING, glowing, gone: The stunning death of star V838 Monocretis is caught by NASA on Hubble Space Telescope.
FORGET Y2K and these asteroids that just keep missing us. This is serious. Your mobile phone could stop working today. Maybe.
THIS is possibly the best look yet at what NASA believes will be the spacecraft that will take us to the stars.
WANT to skip Earth? Well, scientists say there are four life-capable planets in our galaxy for every living Australian. That’s 100 million worlds.
PLANET Earth is showing no signs of old age despite scientists discovering it’s actually 60 million years more mature than we initially believed.
A HUGE asteroid is going to sideswipe Earth today. If it was to make impact, it would leave a crater nearly 5 kilometres across, and shatter windows 100km away. But don’t panic just yet.
IT’S the disembodied icon of evil in film and literature — and it has been found in space by scientists hunting for Earth-like planets.
THE ‘Godzilla’ of all Earths has been spotted by telescopes and weighs in 17 times heavier than our planet. But what does this exciting discovery mean?
FOOTAGE of a gigantic eruption of solar flares surging off the sun has been captured for the first time by NASA.
WITH no Fitness First around the corner astronauts have to sweat at this space gym where they have to go hard to keep their muscles from withering away.
CHINA’S troubled Jade Rabbit moon rover is still alive after more than five months on the moon, but is heading for an icy death.
JUST above Brazil, there’s a region in space where space computers crash and astronauts see strange flashes of light. Is this the Bermuda Triangle of space?
IS this evidence of first contact? UFO aficionados are in a spin after NASA appeared to suggest ancient rock art was planted by aliens.
THESE bizarre lights filled the skies over Hawaii, terrifying residents and titillating UFO watchers. But the US Government reckons they are anything but strange.
THESE bizarre lights filled the skies over Hawaii, terrifying residents and titillating UFO watchers. But the US Government reckons they are anything but strange.
IT WAS enough to get any space nerd excited, but Chinese experts have revealed the truth behind these objects which fell from the sky and crashed into fields.
IT WAS enough to get any space nerd excited, but Chinese experts have revealed the truth behind these objects which fell from the sky and crashed into fields.
THE moon will soon have its first advertisement, slated for delivery in 2015 by one crazy Japanese company.
IT IS the biggest planet in the solar system — and it is changing fast. This is the mystery of Jupiter that our smartest boffins haven’t solved.
WELCOME to Truth or Consequences. In this little town dreams will be made. In the middle of the desert there is a space-like object which will change history.
THIS isn’t a real-life recreation of “Armageddon.” There’s no clear and present threat to Earth. But NASA says it’s working on plans to send astronauts into space to land on an asteroid.
IN A GALACTIC close call, a potentially devastating hypervelocity star has been discovered whizzing at high speed near the Earth.
NASA has captured stunning views of spectacular “prominence eruptions” blasting off the surface of our nearest star, the Sun.
THE one that didn’t get away. A 73-year-old fisherman has bagged the catch of his life after hooking part of a space rocket.
SCIENTISTS have for the first time measured the rotation of a planet in another solar system — a gassy giant spinning at a breakneck 90,000km/h.
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