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Millions of tourists have flocked to the US to catch a glimpse of today's total solar eclipse but spectators should also keep their eyes peeled for "elite" aliens who may be visiting for the rare ...

As a solar eclipse darkened parts of Central and South America on June 2, a hurricane similarly formed over the North Pacific Ocean. To most, the hurricane was particularly insignificant as it ...

Tens of thousands of people have flocked to the town of Hopkinsville to catch what will be the best view of the total solar eclipse. At 1:24pm and 41 seconds Central Time, the Kentucky town, now known ...

When the moon moves in between Earth and the sun this week, will there be little green men inside, steering it into the right position? You might think that the answer is a giant, screaming, ‘NO’… but ...

A witch, a time traveler and an alien-enthusiast walked into Washington Square Park for an otherwise typical day in Manhattan on Monday — save for the solar eclipse that happened to be cresting ...

NASA on Wednesday shared gorgeous footage of a solar eclipse on Mars captured by one of its rovers. The car-sized robot Perseverance nabbed the video of Phobos, one of the Red Planet's two moons, from ...

The Hubble Space Telescope set its sights on a total lunar eclipse, using the Moon as a mirror to study Earth. Here’s how it could help us find life on other worlds. The Hubble Space Telescope has ...

THREE-quarters of children believe in alien life and a third are convinced one of their teachers is an extra-terrestrial, according to a survey published today. Did you know with a Digital ...

Astronomers have, for the first time, detected in X-rays a planet outside our solar system pass in front of its parent star. The image was taken of a planet in HD 189733- a system which is 63 ...

Sci-fi author Iain Banks theorised that if aliens exist, the wealthiest among them would be travelling to Earth as tourists to watch a solar eclipse as he urged spectators to look out for them Iain ...