All Entries Tagged With: "Australian Science"
Earth from Space – Cocos (Keeling) Islands
Paradise of low islands and coral atolls in the Indian Ocean, the barely inhabited Cocos (Keeling Islands).
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.
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.
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.
New way of looking at the sky
Australian astronomy centre will take a ‘big picture’ approach to studying the cosmos.
Galaxies are running out of gas
Universe is forming fewer stars than it used to, according to a new CSIRO study
Australia from Space: Part 3
Scenes from across the sunburnt country—salt lakes and red dunes.
