Weekly Science Picks
It’s Sunday again. Time for some science-y goodness from around the globe!! Mouse eats scorpion,
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Sharon Harnett is an amateur astronomer based in Canberra. The drive to become a better observer, and understand the often bewildering world of astronomy lead to her completing an MSc in Astronomy in 2012. Sharon's interests in astronomy include meteor observing, planetary science, astrophotography, the history of astronomy, women in astronomy and astronomy outreach. Sharon's website is astrochix.com. You can contact her at info@astrochix.com, or follow @astrochix on Twitter.
Science Weekly: dinosaurs, global time bomb, shy birds, proof of alien life
Welcome to Science Weekly!! It’s been a busy week so we’ve got some great picks
Weekly Science Picks
It’s that time of the week again. Time for some science-y goodness from around the
Women in Space: Judith Resnik
This article is one of a series of articles in which I will profile every
National Science Week: Memes, blogs and videos: how social media has transformed the way we communicate science
On Friday night I was lucky enough to be able to attend National Science Week’s
Weekly Science Picks
It’s that time of the week again. Time for some science-y goodness from around the
Weekly Science Picks
A happy Science Sunday to everyone! As usual there’s been a lot happening in the
Weekly Science Picks
A happy Science Sunday to everyone! As usual there’s been a lot happening in the
Women in Space: Sally Ride
This article is the third in a series of articles in which I will profile
Lake Vostok and the search for extraterrestrial life
When Russian geographer and Antarctic explorer Andrey Kapitsa travelled to Vostok Station in 1959 he
Weekly Science Picks
Science Sunday! Our recurring collection of some of the week’s blogs and science articles that
Svetlana Savitskaya – Test Pilot and Cosmonaut!
This article is the second in a series of articles in which I will profile
Women in Space – Valentina Tereshkova
This article is the first in a series of articles in which I will profile
The Search for Exoplanets
It seems like another day goes by and there’s another discovery of more exoplanets! On