What would an astronaut do on Earth?
As Commander of the International Space Station, Chris Hadfield “captivated the world with stunning photos
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Robot rings in Phar Lap trifecta
For the first time, the body of Australia’s most famous racehorse Phar Lap will be
Galaxy been popping pills and hooked on gas for past 8 billion years
Our Galaxy may have been swallowing “pills” — clouds of gas with a magnetic wrapper
Bats confirmed as SARS origin
A team of international scientists has isolated a very close relative of the Severe Acute
Bushfire in Australia
Bushfire has been part of the Australian landscape for millions of years but while we
CSIRO discovers gold grows on trees
Scientists from CSIRO made the discovery and have published their findings in the journal Nature Communications.
Reddit: Google’s Semantic Data-Mining Opportunity
Look at this perfectly looped image sequence. It’s link building, chain making, Futurama, factory… it’s
European Patent Convention celebrates 40th anniversary
At a celebration attended by Herman Van Rompuy, President of the European Council, the European Patent
Gravitational waves “know” how black holes grow
A paper in recent issue of the journal Science [18 October] pits the front-running ideas
3D printed horseshoe to improve racing performance
CSIRO scientists have custom made and 3D printed a set of titanium shoes for one
Brain Control Interfaces – The Future of Computing
Twenty years ago we could never imagine using computers as extensively in our daily lives
Herbicide runoff reduced by 90 per cent in Great Barrier Reef sugarcane crops
An innovative new approach to sugarcane plantation weed management trialled in select Great Barrier Reef
Australia and India to collaborate on clean fuel production
In a time when Australia’s liquid transport fuel supplies are declining and our transport needs
What Can Happen if You Say NO, Thank You And You Are a Science Writer?
This weekend happened something that attracted our attention. Namely, Danielle N. Lee, Ph.D, the Urban