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Space still holds many mysteries

Space science and the 2019 Nobel Prizes

17 Oct 2019

Chris Lassig, Stu Burns

Weird marsupials that were, and the cyborgs that are

10 Oct 2019

Hazel Richards

Not everybody likes eating oysters, but here's good news for those who do

Bacteria's disappearing act, the Planck theory of scientific advancement, and tougher oysters to cope with changign climate.

3 Oct 2019

Claire Farrugia, Chris Lassig, Stu Burns

The Australian native rodent the Rakali is often compared to otters

String theory when you're not actually doing string theory, Australia's native otter lends a hand in an investigation

26 Sep 2019

Chris Lassig, Claire Farrugia, Stu Burns

The original electric eel (knife fish), Electrophorus electricus (Photo by opencage, via Wikimedia Commons)

New improved electric eels, anti-ageing pills, and vegetarian health misinformation

19 Sep 2019

Eureka Prizes, Loch Ness DNA and Pet Cloning

12 Sep 2019

The smallest animal is not a lizard

IPCC report in detail; and what is the world's smallest animal?

5 Sep 2019

Claire Farrugia, Chris Lassig, Stu Burns Guest: Linden Ashcroft

Goose don't really grow teeth on their tongues, but what if they could? (Photo by Jayt74, via Flickr)

Air pollution, the physics of hate, and teeth and tongues

29 Aug 2019

Gabriel da Silva

Spiderweb

Seaweed eating cows, spiderwebs & valuable elements

22 Aug 2019

The Curiosity Show returns!

The Curiosity show returns on stage, Physics prize doubts

15 Aug 2019

Chris Lassig, Stu Burns Guest: Dr. Ingrid Martin

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