All Entries in the "Australian Science" Category
Giant star-jet astounds astronomers
Star is spitting out material in a “jet” 400 million million kilometres in length!
Australia from Space: Part 5
Satellite images of two famous Red Centre landmarks—Uluru and Lake Eyre.
Our Sun can expect inner turmoil in old age
Old stars found to be on a “go slow” on the outside, but fast on the inside.
Australia’s newest telescopes – bird’s eye view
New web site gives a bird’s-eye view of two new telescopes being built in Western Australia.
Aussie tech helps telescopes “see in the dark”
Breakthrough system promises to help telescopes see more clearly through Earth’s atmosphere.
Australia from Space: Part 4
Beautiful satellite images of the coral reefs that surround the Australian continent.
Australian dish charts where stars are born
CSIRO radio telescope studies a neighbouring galaxy for clues to the birth of stars.
Australia’s night sky – amazing time-lapse film
Stunning new movie shows the stars of Australia’s night sky twirling overhead as Earth rotates.
Aussie astronomer wins top prize
CSIRO researcher wins Tall Poppy Award for the hunt for gravitational waves
Digital survey to find ‘fossil’ stars
Australian research project will conduct survey of 1 billion stars and galaxies.
