Science

Human disease caused by an alien virus sounds like a science fiction movie scenario. But this is a very real threat that has provoked NASA and scientists around the world to develop a plan to protect humanity from extraterrestrial bacteria, Engadget Online.

A conference aimed at disputing the idea that the world is round just wrapped up in North Carolina.

Flat Earthers from across the globe assembled in North Carolina and it was just as bizarre as you think.

The first Flat Earth Internation Conference, which drew hundreds and cost $149 per head to attend, didn’t really achieve much.

As The Smiths once said “Stop me if you think you’ve heard this one before.”

Conspiracy theorists are once again convinced that the world is going to end in the next few weeks.

It was supposed to happen in September, and then again at the start of October.

Obviously we are all still here – so those predictions clearly didn’t come to fruition.

The Hellenic Cosmos cultural center sheds light on the fascinating world of scientific research on Friday, September 29, during a special event aimed at children and young people. The event, which starts at 5 p.m.

A group of scientists intends to send another signal to outer space in order to reach extraterrestrial life, but some fear it might effectively end life on Earth.

Mysterious signals detected in a distant galaxy by astronomers working for Stephen Hawking’s project to find alien life have sparked a debate over whether they could be from UFOs.

An author called David Meade is convinced that in September ‘death planet’ Nibiru is going to kill us all.

David, who wrote Planet X: The 2017 Arrival , believes the apocalypse will take place between September 20-23, and that clues are hidden in the Bible, and written on the pyramids.

The executive board chairman of the Turkish Industry and Business Association (TÜSİAD), Erol Bilecik, has drawn attention to slackness in Turkey's STEM (science, technology, engineering, mathematics) system. "We expect that in 2013, employment will reach up to 34 million and 3.5 million of this will be STEM employments.

One person died and two were injured in a road accident during the solar eclipse in the US state of Kentucky, TASS reported, citing the local internet media WLKY.