Mars Perseverance Mission Update with Dr Adrian Brown: Sulfur on Mars
The discovery of sulfur for the first time on the Martian surface has made the scientific…
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Science in the Suburbs
We are currently in the midst of National Science Week, Australia’s annual celebration of science and…
Sydney Science Festival with Clare Holland
Bringing together leading creatives and scientists from around the world who are radically rethinking our understanding of the sky, Country and each other. Read More
“Seahorse Hotels”: Sydney Seahorse Project’s Bold Pl...
Out of all the sea creatures to be found in Sydney's waters, seahorses are surely one…
Southerly busters are being stirred up — they’re getting m...
It seems odd to think, when we're shivering through a winter cold snap, but East-Coast Aussies…
What is aphantasia?
Having a visual imagination or inner voice is something everyone has, right? If you do, don't…
Olympic Athletes to swim in the Smelly Seine
The thirty-third Olympic games will start on Friday, hosted in Paris, France. The authorities have interestingly…
Rice breeding initiative to reduce crops eco footprint
A black rice breeding project could reduce the crop’s environmental impact by developing new ‘climate smart’…
Are flying cars near to become reality?
Flying cars could be a reality much sooner than expected. Air taxi technology and transport drones…
Alzheimer’s and Dementia Caused by Bacteria in the Brain?
The brain is the final frontier in science. It is the most complex organ in the…
The Aurora: Why does it happen, and how are its gorgeous colours creat...
Recently, a spectacular display of the aurora was seen around the world, known as the…
Climate Change and Music Festivals
Extreme weather events have led to concerts and festivals postponing, cancelling, and evacuating events. Remember Splendour…