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Star Formation Turmoil in Stephan's Quintet - Mirage News
Star Formation Turmoil in Stephan's Quintet Mirage News...
How brainless sea sponges use sunset as a cue to prepare for metamorphosis
Sea sponges are some of the world’s simplest animals – but even so, the rhythm of night and day kicks off a crucial stage of their life cycle....
In 1977, an Ohio State radio telescope called Big Ear recorded a 72-second burst of radio noise from deep space so much stronger than the background static that an astronomer circled it on the printout and wrote ‘Wow!’ in red pen, and nobody has ever detected it again despite decades of listening.
The most tantalizing unexplained signal in the search for extraterrestrial life remains unmatched after fifty years, leaving scientists suspended betw...
PolyU and Diagens Tech establish joint laboratory to advance AI-driven medical innovation
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) and Hangzhou Diagens Biotechnology Co., Ltd. (Diagens Tech) officially established the “PolyU-Diagens...
Queensland Board to Propel Destination 2045 Plan
The Crisafulli Government appoints new Tourism and Events Queensland Chair and Board Members. Experienced tourism leader John O'Sullivan has been...
Every 97 days, a Neptune-sized world looms above Kepler-36b, spanning roughly 2.5 times the apparent diameter of our full Moon. At closest approach, its gravity raises enormous tides that could flex the rocky planet beneath it.
Kepler-36b and its Neptune-sized neighbour pass within about 1.9 million kilometres, creating a giant sky view and a powerful, changing tide across th...
'Not the right home': why this group is against location of the surf museum - Port Macquarie News
'Not the right home': why this group is against location of the surf museum Port Macquarie News...
CWFS Spring Field Day to showcase locally relevant research and leading industry speakers
Central West Farming Systems (CWFS) will host its annual Spring Field Day on Tuesday, 8 September, offering farmers and advisors locally relevant tria...
Paleontologists Spent 20 Years Dating Thousands of Fossils – Here’s What They Found
How quickly sediment accumulates on the seafloor appears to be the key factor determining whether fossils from different time periods become mixed tog...
Wallup farmer fined for cruelty - The Weekly Advertiser
Wallup farmer fined for cruelty The Weekly Advertiser...
Dolphin-feeding tourism contributes to predicted dolphin decline
Feeding wild dolphins is among the causes of a predicted radical decline in a bottlenose dolphin population off Bunbury, Western Australia, a QUT-led...
Chile’s Atacama desert has dumps where huge quantities of unsold and second-hand clothing end up, and a small factory nearby now shreds textile waste from that pile and presses it into insulation panels for buildings
A Chilean startup is transforming fashion's wasteland into building material, but the economics of recycling clash with the scale of the problem. The ...
Dead Sea Scrolls May Solve a Decades-Old Mystery About the Qumran Calendar
A new study uses Hasmonean history and evidence from the Dead Sea Scrolls to address a decades-old mystery. For decades, researchers have debated whet...
Storytelling Apes: Are You Seated Comfortably? - Mirage News
Storytelling Apes: Are You Seated Comfortably? Mirage News...
PolarX Discovers Extensive Massive Sulphide Zones with Visible Chalcopyrite West of Caribou Dome Resource
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Evolution Energy Minerals Unveils Promising Chilalo Graphite Test Results for Fuel Cell Separator Plates
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New species of ancient marine creature discovered
Scientists believed there were only two species of hornerid bryozoans in Aotearoa New Zealand, but new research shows several more have been secretly...
On January 27, 2025, asteroid 2024 YR4 crossed the 1% impact-probability threshold; two days later, the International Asteroid Warning Network sent its first-ever formal asteroid warning to the UN’s space office—activating a planetary-defence protocol created more than a decade earlier but never previously used.
Asteroid 2024 YR4 became the first object to trigger IAWN's formal UN notification protocol, testing a warning system whose successful end point was a...
An elephant’s trunk has no bones but contains roughly 90,000 muscle units, giving it enough strength to move heavy objects while still allowing it to perform remarkably delicate movements
How does one boneless organ uproot a tree one minute and pick up a single blade of grass the next? An elephant does both with the same trunk, and ther...
NASA Built a Telescope 100 Times Wider Than Hubble, Scientists Are Waiting to See What It Finds
A new NASA telescope built with a massive field of view is ready to survey the universe, but its most important discoveries may be the ones no one exp...