From bacteria-based construction on Mars to dozens of star systems forming in real time, space science continues to move at ...
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At Werribee Open Range Zoo, young elephant Roi-Yim is taking an important step toward adulthood, spending more time with his ...
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Christmas food, decorations and celebrations can pose unexpected risks for pets, sending many straight to emergency vets. Nic from Ready ...
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Saturn’s iconic rings are turning edge-on and almost invisible, just as astronomers uncover new clues about rogue planets, life-supporting moons ...
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JWST’s “little red dots,” the brightest black-hole flare ever, and an Australian fix that sharpened the space telescope’s vision. Rebecca ...
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Can turning off your phone really reboot your brain? Dr Anastasia Hronis from the University of Technology Sydney breaks down ...
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Temperatures 35°C above normal in the stratosphere over Antarctica sound dramatic for good reason. Atmospheric scientist Martin Jucker explains sudden ...
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From a stunning run of supermoons lighting up our skies to a mysterious wave rippling through the Milky Way, a ...
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From deep browns to shifting greens and impossible blues, no two eyes are ever the same. Dr Davinia Beaver from ...
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Thousands of scientists, astronauts and engineers were in Sydney for the International Astronautical Congress. Dr Sara Webb from Swinburne University ...
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