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Creative progress or mass theft? Why a major AI art auction is provoking wonder – and outrage
Cutting funding for science can have consequences for the economy, US technological competitiveness
PolyU and international scientists utilise satellite positioning data to unveil ice sheet melt behaviour in Greenland, aiding in the assessment of sea-level rise
Evolving intelligent life took billions of years − but it may not have been as unlikely as many scientists predicted
Highest Energy Neutrino Ever Observed
Researchers control metal microstructure for better 3D printing
RACS Celebrates International Women’s Day 2025
Spacefarers may contaminate other worlds – but scientists have plans to keep the cosmos clean
New UN report offers insights into how geospatial technology can advance the global food security agenda
Lightning strikes link weather on Earth and weather in space
Albanese government bans DeepSeek from official devices on security grounds
What are cooling blankets? Can they really help me sleep?
Supersonic jets are making a comeback – but despite the hype, don’t expect to book yet
Astronomers have spied an asteroid that may be heading for Earth. Here’s what we know so far
One of the largest searches for alien life started 30 years ago. Its legacy lives on today
Life’s Building Blocks In Bennu Samples
Only the Astronauts: book of space stories reveals secret lives of galactic junk
Pristine asteroid samples reveal secrets of the ancient solar system
New analysis of asteroid dust reveals evidence of salty water in the early Solar System
Manchester scientist helps uncover life’s biggest secrets in Asteroid Bennu
One large Milky Way galaxy or many galaxies? 100 years ago, a young Edwin Hubble settled astronomy’s ‘Great Debate’
Research Informs Cybersecurity Executive Order
New marsquake data could help solve one of our solar system’s ‘biggest mysteries’ 
Astronauts on NASA’s Artemis mission to the Moon will need better boots − here’s why
Panorama of our nearest galactic neighbor unveils hundreds of millions of stars
The Starbase rocket testing facility is permanently changing the landscape of southern Texas
Why is one half of Mars so different to the other? ‘Marsquakes’ may have just revealed the answer
Bezos’ Blue Origin has successfully launched its New Glenn rocket to orbit − a feat 15 years in the making
Joe Biden’s record on science and tech: Investments and regulation for vaccines, broadband, microchips and AI
A bright ‘Sun-skirting’ comet will grace southern skies this week. Here’s how to see it
New Study Reveals 3D Structure Of Iconic Ring Nebula
Breaking bad records: 2024 marks world’s worst heat, climate pollution
Treasurer Joins Australian American Leadership Dialogue
Nuclear fusion could one day be a viable clean energy source – but big engineering challenges stand in the way
Bill Nye ’77 Awarded Presidential Medal Of Freedom
Ultra-deep Drilling Reveals Mysteries Of Japan Tsunami
The carbon in our bodies probably left the galaxy and came back on cosmic ‘conveyer belt’
Humans will soon be able to mine on the Moon. But should we? 4 questions to consider
NASA’s micro-mission Lunar Trailblazer will make macro-measurements of the lunar surface in 2025
From new commercial Moon landers to asteroid investigations, expect a slate of exciting space missions in 2025
Dark energy doesn’t exist, according to new NZ study | University of Canterbury
TRISH seeks innovative biomarker analysis technologies for deep space missions
The Moon might be older than scientists previously thought − a new study shines light on its history
University set to be test ground for Australia’s first lunar rover
Listening for the right radio signals could be an effective way to track small drones
Selected to build Australian rover for the Moon
First Aussie Lunar Rover One Step Closer
Lunar Outpost Oceania Co-Leads Australia’s Historic First Lunar Rover Mission