Despite our inability to find aliens (yet!) in our own extraterrestrial searches, our favorite movies, TV shows, games, and books often depict the cosmos as a nightmare realm teeming with horrors, from hostile alien intelligences to races of hive-minds desperate for conquest (or just the sweet taste of human flesh).

Is 3I/Atlas an alien spacecraft or just a really interesting rock hurling through the cosmos? That debate has been raging ever since the comet, only the third known interstellar object to enter

Romulus 2 has left fans disappointed. Visual effects artist Alec Gillis revealed that he is not aware of the official progress on the sequel. His comments came around two months after director Fede Álvarez stepped away from directing the film.

Comet 3I/ATLAS, a 7-billion-year-old visitor from another star system, is stirring alien rumors. Scientists explain why the real story is its strange chemistry, not ET.

Scientists at Durham University are helping to develop a new type of camera intended to help search for life on distant planets. Researchers there are part of a UK team designing a high-resolution imaging camera to be used on Nasa's Habitable Worlds Observatory (HWO) mission.

"The implication of alien technology would be huge and therefore we must take it seriously,” Harvard's Avi Loeb told Newsweek.

Visual effects designer Alec Gillis has shared an update regarding Alien: Romulus 2. Here is everything to know.

This might be the best ‘Alien’ movie since ‘Aliens,’ and most people didn’t even know it hit Hulu. With so much to watch on Hulu, it’s easy for great movies to get lost in the mix. The streamer drops new titles constantly,