The Science Behind the Jedi Lightsaber: How Far Are We From Making Our Own?
With the explosive success of The Force Awakens, interest in all things Jedi has come
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FDA Approved an Injection That Will Eliminate Your Double Chin
For many of us, trying to hide our double chin – perhaps under a scarf
Where Are We On Recycling And Is It Enough?
Behind USA, Australia is the largest waste producer, per person, in the world. The average
My Dog Speaks To Me With His Eyes – Evolution of Human/Dog Bonds
Puppy love – same as baby love? Yes, it seems so: “My dog talks to
Assessing the Asteroid Impact Threat: Are We Doomed Yet?
“Watch therefore, for ye know not the day nor the hour,” could be still an
Kangaroos eating reptiles out of house and home
Large numbers of kangaroos are threatening an endangered species and are eating some lizards out
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It’s Sunday! It’s a perfect day for your holiday, relaxation and joy. The good thing
Scale-up in effective malaria control dramatically reduces deaths
The number of people dying from malaria has fallen dramatically since 2000 and malaria cases
Unlocking the secrets of stem cell generation
International scientists have carried out the most detailed study of how specialised body cells can
ANU-CSIRO form new food, agriculture science precinct
The ANU and CSIRO have joined forces in a new collaborative precinct to help build
Science Journal Nature Will Make Its Archives Free to View Online (Kind of), Dating Back to 1869
Nature announced that it will make all of its articles free to view, read, and
Ancient engravings rewrite human history
An international team of scientists has discovered the earliest known engravings from human ancestors on
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It’s the end of one more amazing week, so it’s our time to recapitulate what
Wanderers: A Short Sci-Fi Film About Humanity’s Future in Space, Narrated by Carl Sagan
Swedish animator Erik Wernquist calls his short science fiction film, Wanderers, a speculative look at