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Two views of a styrofoam coffee cup that was carried on the RV Investigator in 2017 and crushed by water pressure in a 4000 m deep abyss (Photo by Chris Lassig)

National Science Week! Fish at the museum, disposables at the gallery, and events around Australia

8 Aug 2019

Dianne Bray and Tilly Boleyn

Magnetised liquid droplets spinning in unison (Image by Xubo Liu et al./Berkeley Lab)

Asteroid armageddon, apple bacteria, and liquid magnets

1 Aug 2019

Meteorites may not look like you expect

Brain implants to read minds, the search for alien life and the value of meteorites

25 Jul 2019

Chris Lassig, Stu Burns, Jacinta Bowles

Buzz Aldrin with some of Apollo 11's scientific equipment. In the foreground is the Passive Seismic Experiment Package, and behind it is the Laser Ranging Retro-Reflector (Photo taken by Neil Armstrong, NASA)

Full moon feature: Apollo 11 science, Soviet moon missions, and moon trees

18 Jul 2019

Jacinta Bowler

Ancient Indigenous aquaculture, the Spanish flu and very old fungi!

11 Jul 2019

Boiling mud in Rotorua

Mud volcanos, demon eyed animals and algorithms in Magic: the gathering

4 Jul 2019

Stu Burns, Claire Farrugia, Jacinta Bowles

Endometriosis examined and cold fusion reheated

27 Jun 2019

Eliza Colgrave

Tech wars: The good, the bad, and the misused

20 Jun 2019

Claire Farrugia, Chris Lassig, Stu Burns

Macadamia nut clones and quarks

13 Jun 2019

Ovulo siendo fecundado por espermatozoide. Esquema 3D. No respeta las proporciones. No se muestra corona radiada (Image by ScienceGenetics [CC BY-SA 3.0])

Australia's spider-woman, and how fertility changes with age

6 Jun 2019

Kiri Beilby

This cat has a bad taste in its mouth

Bacterial insecticide, all in good taste bud, and plastic not-so-fantastic

30 May 2019

Claire Farrugia, Stu Burns, Chris Lassig guest: Dr. Sarah Piper

Carnivorous plant pollinators, Phosphorus and SCINEMA science film festival

23 May 2019

Warning signs like this for Box Jellyfish (Chironex fleckeri) are appropriate given the pain they cause, but there might soon be a cure for that (Photo by TydeNet, via Wikimedia Commons)

Asteroid water, box jellyfish stings, and pints of science

16 May 2019

Greg Neely, Elodie Camprasse

Australian native bee pollinates flower

Sexual harassment in physics, Australian bee species and ionic flight

9 May 2019

Claire Farrugia, Chris Lassig, Stu Burns Guest: Kit Prendergast

Immunology Day, Rare Elements and Homo luzonensis

2 May 2019