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Not 'just passing through': drones uncover koalas in development hotspot
A new thermal drone survey has made a surprising discovery....
Not 'just passing through': drones uncover koalas in development hotspot
A new thermal drone survey has made a surprising discovery....
Flash droughts pull ‘alarming’ amounts of moisture from the landscape and intensify wildfires: new research
We have to stop thinking of droughts simply as a static state of low moisture. Rapid drought changes can send fire risk soaring....
Stardust from before our Solar System found in meteorite
Inside an ancient meteorite, NZ and American researchers have found stardust (mineral particles made by stars) that formed long before the birth of ou...
One Common Vitamin Could Lower Toxic Alzheimer's Proteins, Research Suggests
It’s the first time we’ve seen this. ScienceAlert stories are written, fact-checked, and edited by humans, never generated by AI. Don't miss a sto...
A fake ‘jelly diet’ has fooled at least one celebrity. You could be next
If an older person believes dodgy health advice on social media, it’s easy to blame their age. But we’re all susceptible....
Superimposed effects on strata movement during co-mining of stacked coal seam and bauxite in coal-measures - Nature
Superimposed effects on strata movement during co-mining of stacked coal seam and bauxite in coal-measures Nature...
Impact of screening costs
WHYALLA - The Productivity Commission has released a report summarising evidence gathered during its inquiry into the determinants of regional [...] T...
Why Is Lake Resources (ASX:LKE) Back In View?
Lake Resources is in focus as smaller ASX names and funding discipline shapes the latest ASX screen for Australian readers....
Gold Hydrogen Pioneers Helium Purification at Ramsay 1 Well, First in Australia Since 2023
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A small mutation, a big impact: New findings on rare heart diseases
The replacement of a single protein building block leads to vastly different disorders in heart muscle cells. This discovery opens up new ways for the...
Lakes Blue Energy Advances Wombat-5 Well Testing with Planned September 2026 Perforation Program
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Can Mineral Resources (ASX:MIN) Reset Lithium Talk?
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Brewing a stronger future: $4 million to grow Australian coffee
Overview The five-year Australian Coffee Research Program is the largest coordinated investment in Australian coffee research and development to date...
QIMR Berghofer scientists awarded NHMRC grants to drive next-generation medical research breakthroughs - The National Tribune
QIMR Berghofer scientists awarded NHMRC grants to drive next-generation medical research breakthroughs The National Tribune...
Parts of the northern United States see only a shallow bite taken out of the Sun on August 12, from 3 percent in Detroit to 37 percent in Fairbanks — and the same alignment leaves the sky moonless for that night’s Perseid peak
The eclipse that darkens Iceland and Spain gives American observers a notch out of the Sun, in the morning in Alaska and around midday farther east. T...
KAIST Unveils Molecular Switch for Cancer Therapy - Mirage News
KAIST Unveils Molecular Switch for Cancer Therapy Mirage News...
Earth’s Hidden Thermostat Has Regulated Climate for 60 Million Years
Researchers found that a narrow range of ocean conditions maximized carbon burial for millions of years at a time. For more than 100 million years, Ea...
Fatal Crash: Awanui
One person has died following a crash in Awanui earlier today.The two-vehicle crash involving a car and motorbike on State Highway 1 was reported at...
When Mariner 4 sent back the first close-up of Mars in 1965, the printer was too slow for the engineers waiting on it, so they pinned the raw numbers to a wall and coloured them in with pastels bought from an art shop down the road
The first close-up photograph of another planet was hand-drawn with art pastels on strips of ticker tape. This is not a metaphor. It is what actually ...