The research is mounting up that we might not be alone in this big wide world. So what's the likelihood that aliens are out ...

Scientists have identified two possible exoplanets where aliens could have lived for five billion years before life on Earth ever began. The planets could exist in our own Milky Way galaxy and share ...

Now, we may have grown used to that shot of our dear old planet Earth reflected against a salivating xenomorph's bonce in the last few months, and this latest teaser for Alien: Earth scarcely strays ...

From today, visitors to London’s Natural History Museum can get up close to the Xenomorph egg from FX’s highly anticipated upcoming series, Alien: Earth. Visitors and fans alike can bear witness to ...

Scientists appear to be one step closer in their mission to finding life outside Earth - after finding a new planet that may support alien life. The "promising" super-Earth - named HD 20794 d - is ...

A Harvard University astrophysicist has sparked a furious debate by warning he cannot rule out that extraterrestrials are ...

Scientists have made an exciting and potentially ground-breaking discovery in the search for alien life, after detecting signs of a gas produced only by living organisms on a distant water planet.

Astronomers could finally show that alien life does exist on a distant planet following observations today. Planet K2-18b – which is more than twice as big as Earth and 120 light-years away – sits ...

Alien-heads, I’ll spare you the rant I was working on following Alien: Earth’s premiere episode about how the series is only technically true to its namesake so far. Because we’re still ...

While Alien: Earth takes place some 27 years after Ridley Scott’s Prometheus, and two years before his OG Alien, it’s already filling in some important gaps in the ever-convoluted series timeline.

WASP-127b is a gas giant roughly 500 light-years from Earth - which is relatively close all things considered AN ALIEN planet with traces of water and “complex weather patterns like Earth” might be ...

Seemingly not content with scaring us in the darkness of a cinema, one of the most chilling science fiction franchises has crash-landed on Disney+ in the new Alien TV series Alien: Earth. That’s not ...