A Secret Code to the Cosmos is Hidden in the Light
Are you watching the new Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey – the scientific documentary television series?
Space
Mars Colony Development: Mars One Supplier Update
All of the greatest explorations undertaken by humanity have been hindered by unexpected variables, the
Space Open Day at the Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex
The Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex (CDSCC), located on the rural outskirts of Canberra at
Women in Space: Judith Resnik
This article is one of a series of articles in which I will profile every
Should Australia have its own space agency?
Despite its lack of a space agency, Australia has a rich space heritage. Its telescopes,
ArduSat: Kickstarting a new era in space education
I was awake at stupid o’clock last Sunday morning to watch NASA’s livestream of the
Astronauts And Some Australians Get Lonely. How To Fix? This Robot Could Be A Start.
Living alone can be an isolating experience, whether you’re in a remote area of the
The astronaut as an Outback handyman or handywoman
Perhaps the ultimate expression of Australian self-sufficiency is those workers in the remote areas of
Spiders on Mars? No, An Australian Radio Telescope!
Those white insect-like things you see in the picture are not spiders on Mars, but
Australian scramjet test illustrates the importance of suborbital research
Space rocket launches tend to get a lot of attention in the media, particularly when
Could Australian Terrain Help Train Future Mars Explorers?
How do you rehearse for a Martian space trip? Simulations can only bring astronauts so
Pluto’s new moons named: Spock still homeless
The dwarf planet, Pluto, can still generate plenty of public interest – if the naming
Explosions visible from across the Universe
Gamma ray bursts are the most violent and energetic events in the entire universe. Powerful
Is That Satellite Junk? Or An Important Piece of Australian History?
Please don’t go all Chicken Little on us, but do be aware: there’s thousands of