London, Mar 25 : E. T. has finally been tracked down - in a picture taken for Google Street View.

Experts were left shocked when a misty shape, bearing a distinct similarity to the movie alien, was captured behind a bush next to a mysterious beam of light.

The spooky snap was caught by Google image cameras in the town of Berkeley Heights in New Jersey.

London, Mar. 25 : Pakistan is using ex-terror suspect Hyarbyar Marri as a mediator between the terror outfit which kidnapped UN official John Solecki and the government to get the American citizen released.

Marri, recently acquitted of terrorism charges in the UK, was approached by Pakistan's Interior Ministry to use his influence with the kidnappers, Dawn reports.

Sources claimed that it was Marri who successfully persuaded the Balochistan Liberation United Front to extend the deadlines.

London, Mar 25 : It takes 8.2 seconds for a man to fall in love at first sight, say scientists.

What''s more, if a man''s gaze is more like four seconds, research suggests, he is less than impressed.

But if the eye contact breaks the 8.2 second barrier, he could be in love, say boffins.

However, women treat both hunks and geeks alike, with their eyes lingering on both for similar amounts of time, reports The Telegraph.

London, Mar. 25: England football star Steven Gerrard is ready to commit himself to a new long-term contract at Liverpool, saying he has never been happier in his career.

Captain Gerrard believes Rafa Benitez can restore the Reds to the pinnacle of English football and wants to see out his playing days at the club he has idolised since boyhood.

Liverpool will approach Gerrard, 28, in the summer about extending his 110,000-pounds-a-week deal, which has two years left to run.

London, Mar 25 : Austrian incest fiend Josef Fritzl has been moved to a cell with CCTV in a bid to stop suicide attempts.

Officials in prison fear that the 74-year-old may try to kill himself.

His cellmate is under orders to report odd behaviour, reports The Sun.

Last week, Fritzl was convicted over his daughter's 24-year rape ordeal.

His jail door sign in St Poelten, Austria, reads "Date of Release: Death."

London, March 25 : If you ever wondered how the Sun will look like when it dies, then be sure that it will got out in a blaze of glory.

Planetary nebulae are the final butterfly-like state that heralds the end of a Sun-like star's energy-generating life.

They form when stars up to eight times the mass of the Sun begin to die, bloating into red giants before shedding as much as half their mass as gas and dust nebulae.

According to a report in New Scientist, the Sun itself will begin its death throes in about 5 billion years, when it starts to swell into a red giant star.