Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science ChannelIndigenous Australians Food, tools and medicine: 5 native plants that illuminate deep Aboriginal knowledge australiascience.tv - Zena Cumpston Aboriginal knowledge is often seen as “in the past”, fixed and stagnant. Such tropes deny the ability to continuously adapt and innovate. Over c ... …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Science Net Supergiant Betelgeuse is smaller and closer than first thought australiascience.tv - ANU Newsroom Researchers have discovered that Betelgeuse is a mere 530 light years from Earth, and painted a clearer picture of what phase of life the giant red …
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Australias Science Channelflipped into Science NetBlack Holes Death by spaghettification: Astronomers spot a star being ripped apart by a black hole australiascience.tv - ANU Newsroom Telescopes have captured the rare light flash from a dying star as it was ripped apart by a supermassive black hole. Astronomers have spotted a rare …
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Australias Science Channelflipped into Science NetAustralia Researchers have found more water below the surface of Mars australiascience.tv - Richard Lovett A patchwork of salty lakes below the surface of the Martian south polar ice cap is the first 'alien' water found there since 2018. Scientists using …
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