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Scientists discover leftovers of Earth’s dramatic formation
“We expect ground-breaking findings”
From Heidelberg into outer space
Swinburne astronomers with front row seat to scientific history
What is UV index?
Great debate: when does summer begin?
Comets’ heads can be green, but never their tails. After 90 years, we finally know why
Great prospects to find gold with miner’s right for Christmas
Regulator endorses priority list quarries
QUT researchers play key role in surprising Mars discovery
Fossil worm dung shows traces of microscopic ‘miners’ in elemental silver
How cyanobacterium makes far-red light mean ‘go’
Deforestation-fueled heat already affecting millions of outdoor workers in tropics
Voluntary Pledges Could Cut Utility GHG Emissions by Third
2021 Global Technology Summit: keynote address by Dr Alan Finkel
Hot neighbours, ancient maths and paleopocalypse: our most-read science stories of 2021
Fossil find reveals giant prehistoric ‘thunder birds’ were riddled with bone disease
Tracking Sydney Funnel-web spider
Official: Arctic Temperature Record Broken
Zooming into galactic centre
Australia and Korea to work together in space
What can cake can tell us about Earth’s core?
Einstein’s theory passes rigorous 16-year tests
New research explains Earth’s peculiar chemical composition
UOW opens Penny Williamson Gallery
Lunar architecture: small step for 3D printers, giant leap for humankind
People’s Choice winners announced
$2.1 billion package to deliver Queensland recycling revolution
World-first bushfire hazard detection system aiming to save lives, property and environment
Shell in South Africa: fossil fuels at full blast
Nothing else’ – activists scale vast deep sea mining vessel as governments meet to discuss fate of seafloor
Engineer crowned Young Woman Engineer of Year
WA Museum Boola Bardip launches sizzling holiday season… and massive 2022!
Success in Visualizing Propagation Path of Electromagnetic Waves from Space to Ground
New climate writing competition launched in wake of COP26 conference
New FAO report on land and water resources paints an alarming picture
Quandamooka People celebrate 10 years of joint management
Academy announces new senior leaders
Brain immune cells sense low dose radiation
Combined Space Operations Initiative principals board meeting
Best Sunshine Coast school holiday fun this summer
UNSW scientist wins international conservation award
‘Would you like little ice with your exoplanet?’ For Earth-like worlds, that may be tall order
Simulations show how earthquake early warning might be improved for magnitude-9 earthquakes
Heavyweight trio with exoplanet
Ways to reduce waste this Christmas
Drill site pinpointed for Million Year Ice Core 8 December 2021
Nobel Prize Award Ceremony 2021