The idea that there may be a stellar twin patrolling the outermost regions of the solar system, scattering Oort Cloud objects, may be the result of statistical error.
Really. It might sound scary, but we could learn a thing or two from from it.
Astronomer Mark Thompson reports on the large asteroid that will pass within 8,000 miles from Earth and why we were given such short notice.
Well, the world didn't come to an end -- despite lots of natural disasters and no more Oprah. But all the Discovery News readers wanted to talk about was a new species of bat.
This week Discovery News readers took on the new internet trend called 'planking." But don't worry, it's not the end of the world!
If the world doesn't end tomorrow, as some claim it will, here's what we can expect.
Sometimes, Earth just needs to take one for the team. But how can we mitigate the worst an asteroid impact can inflict?
Never let it be said that CERN's Large Hadron Collider doesn't inspire Hollywood!
Despite the bad press, I really enjoyed 'Battle: Los Angeles.' It is, after all, just a movie about war, aliens and mankind's desire not to be exterminated without a fight.
As the movie "Battle: Los Angeles" hits theaters, there's one question that remains unanswered: Why would aliens bother attacking us?