All Entries Tagged With: "Australian Science"
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.
Aussie scope to be upgraded
New planets, exploding stars and space junk the targets for improved WA telescope.
Dishes take shape in the desert
CSIRO’s super-scope, ASKAP, is taking shape in WA. We interview the man in charge…
Milestone as radio dishes linked
Telescopes across Australasia unite to study black hole, in a forerunner of SKA operations.
New SPIRIT for student astronomy
Students across Western Australia to get access to $100,000 remote-controlled telescope.
Million-dollar boost for Aussie telescope
Telescope team comes out of retirement to upgrade one of Australia’s workhorse telescopes.
Satellites needed for NBN
Australia will need 2 or 3 extra satellites if the National Broadband Network is to succeed.
Space boost for Aussie research
Government announces more funding for home-grown space technology projects.
Australia from Space: Part 2
Shorelines around the Australian continent, as seen from the International Space Station.
