Black hole jets pack a powerful punch
High-speed ‘jets’ spat out by black holes pack a lot of power because they contain
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Lead role in Square Kilometre Array telescope R&D
CSIRO will play a lead role in the next stage of the development of the
CSIRO Snapshot: November 2013
Today we provide a brief review of top CSIRO news published in the previous period.
Let’s fly through 17th century London!
Six students from De Montfort University have created a stellar 3D representation of 17th century London, as it
Facts about Mars sample container
This spherical container has been engineered to house the most scientifically valuable cargo imaginable: samples
What would an astronaut do on Earth?
As Commander of the International Space Station, Chris Hadfield “captivated the world with stunning photos
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
Weekly Science Picks
Halloween week and we have a collection of scientific goodies for you to dig your
Bats confirmed as SARS origin
A team of international scientists has isolated a very close relative of the Severe Acute
Plastic’s Reach
Plastic. Seems it has extended its reach into the farthest corners of the universe. An
Alternative therapies – the facts
People have been using alternative therapies for thousands of years, long before scientific-based medicine became
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.