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Offering the potential to: Drive an electric vehicle from Melbourne to Sydney on a single chargeCreate lightweight batteries for drones and submarinesUnlock new avenues in aviation and maritime …
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Corrected 31 August: '500 light years' updated to '500 million light years' Research reveals how star-making pollutes the cosmos Animation available, astronomers available in Australia and …
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Seeing sound The beauty of salt Explosive patterns from linseed oil and ink Electricity moving slowly through wood Extreme cinematography captures everyday phenomena About the …
This year’s festival runs 14 to 22 August, with thousands of events around Australia. National Science Week 2021 runs from 14 to 24 August. Explore the big topics, brilliant minds, and unexpected …
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 …
‘Magneto-rotational hypernova’ soon after the Big Bang fuelled high levels of uranium, zinc in ancient stellar oddity ImagePaper details, authors and affiliationsMedia release below A massive …
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Adelaide invention revolutionises veterinary x-rays Your best friend can’t tell you where it hurts but now, thanks to an invention by Adelaide company Micro-X, vets have a better tool to diagnose …
New technique helps NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Astronomers have turned a cluster of galaxies into a gargantuan magnifying lens, using it to study another galaxy, 10.7 billion light years …
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Issued on behalf of the People for a Living Moorabool Farmers, conservationists, and others available for interview + photos and HD overlay Film premiere on Saturday 26 June in …
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Detailed cross-section of another galaxy reveals surprising similarities to our home ImagePaper details, authors and affiliationsMedia release below The first detailed cross-section of a …
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Using unique carbon nanotube technology, hospital grade X-ray imaging now available for field hospitals and humanitarian missions Adelaide company Micro-X (ASX: MX1) has won the Land Forces 2021 …
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Modelling shows urgent need to revamp hiring and working conditions for astronomers ImagePaper details, authors and affiliationsMore about ASTRO 3DMedia release below It will take until at least …
Continue Reading about More than 60 years to achieve gender equity? →
