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Saturn’s rings are disappearing — NASA estimates they’ll be gone within 100 million years — which means we happen to be alive during the brief window of cosmic history when Saturn has rings at all
The figure most people remember from the 2018 ring rain study is the Olympic swimming pool. Saturn, according to the team led by James O’Donoghue of...
Lost Parchment Reveals People Who Survived The Black Death
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$5.5M State funding to back Brain Injury Project
The State Government is funding a groundbreaking research project that aims to develop potentially life-changing treatments for tens of thousands of Q...
Big, dark skies bring a depth of thought & memory - The West Australian
Big, dark skies bring a depth of thought & memory The West Australian...
Antarctica ‘may be flipping’ from climatic buffer role to amplifier - NewsCop
Antarctica ‘may be flipping’ from climatic buffer role to amplifier NewsCop Scientists identify hidden accelerant in Antarctic ice loss Phys.org A...
Bushwalker takes photo of rare bug in the wild - Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Bushwalker takes photo of rare bug in the wild Australian Broadcasting Corporation...
Greenland sharks can live for more than 400 years — meaning some of the ones swimming the North Atlantic today were alive when Isaac Newton was — and almost all of them spend those centuries functionally blind, navigating the deep ocean with parasites permanently attached to their eyes.
The Greenland shark has become a fixture of popular science writing in the way of a small number of charismatic creatures: the immortal jellyfish, the...
The darkness of a Tasmanian town's night sky could be protected - Australian Broadcasting Corporation
The darkness of a Tasmanian town's night sky could be protected Australian Broadcasting Corporation...
Vatican approves unique exhibition for Aussie cathedral
The Pope's offices have approved a modern exhibition to be displayed in Australia, with advanced technology to project artworks from Vatican City....
Vatican approves unique exhibition for Aussie cathedral
The Pope's offices have approved a modern exhibition to be displayed in Australia, with advanced technology to project artworks from Vatican City....
Merino Lifetime Productivity project results set to be discussed in Perth seminar
A 10-year industry project that collected more than two million data points will be presented at a seminar in WA next month....
Restructuring Hospitals To Help Elderly
Kyoto, Japan — Despite their crucial function, public hospitals often face limited resources and financial distress, and an aging population can...
Ozelle Wins German Innovation Award Gold for Advancing the Fourth Generation of Hematology Analysis | AAP
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Shining new light on the secret world of cell-to-cell communication - ANU Reporter
Shining new light on the secret world of cell-to-cell communication ANU Reporter...
NASA Spacecraft Captures Rare Crescent Mars Ahead Of Friday’s Flyby - Forbes
NASA Spacecraft Captures Rare Crescent Mars Ahead Of Friday’s Flyby Forbes NASA spacecraft to swing past Mars as it chases rare metal asteroid PBS N...
Setting a record: the secrets behind smashing the 23t/ha mark in corn
The industry is confident it can keep pushing yields even higher....
Researchers develop pH and redox-sensitive systems to reduce immunotherapy toxicity - News-Medical
Researchers develop pH and redox-sensitive systems to reduce immunotherapy toxicity News-Medical Nanotechnology transforming cancer therapy. (IMAGE) E...
The same precision sensor that kept Webb locked on galaxies 13 billion light-years away has been quietly miniaturized — and it’s about to solve the navigation problem nobody wanted to discuss on the way to the Moon
Lunar missions are running into a navigation wall. Landers heading for the south pole this decade cannot rely on GPS, the Moon has no positioning cons...
A Falcon 9 upper stage burned up over Europe last February, and German scientists just caught it doing something to the atmosphere nobody had directly measured before
Scientists in Germany have reported the first direct detection of upper-atmospheric pollution linked to the reentry of a specific piece of space debri...
Lighting Upgrade Savings for Apartment Buildings?
A recent project in a 27-unit apartment building within the City of Perth is showing how simple energy upgrades can deliver real results. A recent...