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  • How galactic winds stopped star formation. Strange radio emissions. Hercules stars and the evolving Milky Way. Find gravitational waves with pulsar timing.
    Astronomical Society of Australia (ASA) Media releases

    How galactic winds stopped star formation. Strange radio emissions. Hercules stars and the evolving Milky Way. Find gravitational waves with pulsar timing.

    8 July, 202523 September, 2025

    National recognition for astronomers from Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne and Perth. The Astronomical Society of Australia (ASA) honours six astronomers at its Annual Scientific Meeting in Adelaide this week. “Our 2025 prize winners are investigating how galaxies form and evolve, and developing new tools to explore the cosmos. They are working with some of the most…

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  • Gippsland plumber wins Australian astronomy medal for 400,000 star measurements over decades
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    Gippsland plumber wins Australian astronomy medal for 400,000 star measurements over decades

    1 April, 20242 June, 2024

    Every clear night for decades, Rod Stubbings from Tetoora Road in Gippsland has looked at a set of about 700 stars annually, recording changes in their brightness. He is just one of three people worldwide to have made 400,000 measurements of the brightness of variable stars. His observations have helped astronomers in over a dozen…

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    Dark matter in colliding galaxy clusters, travelling back to the cosmic dawn, enabling ‘impossible’ research, and more

    28 June, 20233 July, 2023

    National recognition for astronomers from Perth, Canberra, and Melbourne The Astronomical Society of Australia (ASA) will honour the 6 at its Annual Scientific Meeting at the Macquarie University Wallumattagal Campus in Sydney 3-7 July 2023.

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    Massive X-ray blasts, thousands of black holes revealed; a universe in a computer and more

    20 June, 202220 June, 2022

    Next generation astronomers win national recognition A Sydney student, early-career researchers from Perth and Melbourne, and a fast telescope have received awards for changing our view of our galaxy and the Universe. Our Milky Way may just have two arms, says University of Sydney student Maria Djuric. A rare X-ray blast a thousand times brighter…

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  • Astronomical Society of Australia (ASA) Media releases

    Backyard astronomers win recognition from the professionals

    16 April, 202220 September, 2022

    Media release Images Background info More about the winners and the award 200 supernovae found by six mates – enabling discoveries about the evolution of stars and the ingredients of life Ex-miner from Broken Hill discovers a massive electrical storm on Saturn and guides NASA mission Two amateur astronomy projects were awarded the 2022 Page…

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    Spacetime memories, stellar fossils & fast radio bursts: Aussie astronomers awarded

    12 July, 20214 October, 2021

    Astronomical Society of Australia honours stargazers at annual conference Six Australian astronomers will be recognised by the Astronomical Society of Australia (ASA), the country’s professional body for the field.

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