A huge archaeological find, but who in Ancient Egypt was it built for?
Jeniffer Castro believes we need to normalise saying 'no' to people
YouTuber Ben Morris was taken aback when he explored the 'Forest City' in Malaysia
At $10 billion, the ISS 'replacement' will be a huge project for business and pleasure
Don't worry, they are allowed to leave (for now)
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Catholics gathered to witness the body of ‘God’s influencer’ in the Church of Santa Maria Maggiore in Assisi, Italy
Found near the Egyptian colonial town in Nubia, it changes how we think about Ancient Egypt
Renewing your passport is not free and recent proposals mean further bad news for Brits
The viral incident from 2024 has dramatically changed Jeniffer Castro's life
There have been a number of high profile plane crashes in recent weeks
Soyuz 11 cosmonauts Georgi Dobrovolski, Vladislav Volkov, and Viktor Patsayev died on their return to Earth
You know how it is, you get stuck in space for nine months and everything on Earth changes while you're away
Felix Baumgartner took the huge jump from 24 miles above the surface of Earth
Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore took their first steps back on Earth since returning from the International Space Station
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NASA astronauts Barry Wilmore and Sunita Williams should be arriving back on Earth today (18 March)
Fancy an airport pint or two before you fly overseas? Think again, according to one doctor
It has been confirmed that five people have been rescued from the devastating crash
Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore first set off to the International Space Station back in June 2024
A researcher in Antartica has accused his colleague of 'threatening to kill'
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly was shot in to space for almost one year while brother Mark Kelly, also an astronaut for NASA, stayed on Earth
Sam Jones shared a video statement addressing the controversy
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The scientist in Antarctica said they are 'deeply concerned' for their own safety
The flights out of the US to El Salvador which were filled with deported prisoners might be the first of many