Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science ChannelAustralia Just how hot will it get this century? australiascience.tv - Julie Arblaster The latest climate models suggest a much hotter future for Australia that what was previously expected. Why This Matters: We need to take swift de …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Science NetCitizen Science Australia Post puts a stamp on citizen science australiascience.tv - Ben Lewis A new set of stamps celebrates citizen science projects around Australia, and they’re available now. Why This Matters: Putting citizen science f ... …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science ChannelBushfire Bushfires are increasing in size and frequency australiascience.tv - ANU Newsroom Major bushfires can no longer be looked at as infrequent events, and major changes are needed to protect lives and ecosystems, say researchers. Wh …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Science NetMathematics The mystique of mathematics shown in 5 beautiful maths phenomena australiascience.tv - UNSW Newsroom From fractals to The Golden Ratio - there's plenty of beauty to find in maths, and even more maths to find in beauty. Why This Matters: Maths is a …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science Channel Destructive starfish is delicious to some australiascience.tv - Nick Carne Fish might be our best weapon for controlling Crown of Thorns starfish on the Great Barrier Reef. Why This Matters: Crown of Thorns are devastatin …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Science NetSupermarkets How unhealthy your supermarket is depends on how rich you are australiascience.tv - Australia's Science Channel Editors The supermarkets push unhealthy eating choices in store, particularly to shoppers living in areas of socioeconomic disadvantage. Why This Matters: …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science Channel Seven unbee-lievable facts for World Bee Day australiascience.tv - RMIT University They pollinate a third of the world’s food, but bees are capable of so much more - their tiny yet powerful brains are full of surprises. Why Thi ... …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Science Net Rare elaphrosaur unexpectedly found in Victoria australiascience.tv - Ben Lewis The fossilised bones of rare elaphrosaur found in Victoria suggest the species were more widespread than thought. Why This Matters: Australia's p ... …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science ChannelHoney Bees Bees are good at maths, but bad at counting - Australia's Science Channel australiascience.tv - Scarlett Howard Previous studies have found that bees can add, subtract, and understand zero – but the little geniuses can’t tell the difference between 4 or 5 …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science ChannelMammals Ancient Australians lived with three-tonne marsupials and lizards as long as cars australiascience.tv - Scott Hocknull Newly unearthed fossils suggest it was environmental change that wiped out the giants that once roamed northeast Australia, not humans. Why This M …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science ChannelAstronomy Why astronomy matters in times of crisis australiascience.tv - Fred Watson A major international project is on the brink of construction and with it comes opportunities for Aussie companies, strengthened international bonds …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science Channel Aussie film about rewiring a journalist’s mind wins Best Film at SCINEMA International Science Film Festival australiascience.tv - Australia's Science Channel Editors A worldwide odyssey exploring mindfulness and whether it can help handle the crazy world we live in takes home top prize – and you can see it free. …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Science NetEnvironment Tim Jarvis: The COVID-19 pandemic is a huge opportunity for the environment australiascience.tv - Tim Jarvis We have an opportunity to come out of the pandemic with a new approach to protecting the environment, says Tim Jarvis. Why This Matters: The pande …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science ChannelGoogle ‘Dr Google’ is almost always wrong australiascience.tv - ECU Newsroom Turning to Google for a self-diagnosis may be doing more harm than good, with advice to seek medical attention only appropriate some of the time. ... …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science ChannelCoal Carbon emissions fell during COVID-19 – but it’s the shift away from coal that made the difference australiascience.tv - Mousami Prasad The transition to cleaner, cheaper energy is putting us in a position to maintain momentum after the pandemic. Why This Matters: Australia is in p …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Science Net Got rhythm? Astronomers listen to the heartbeats of pulsing stars australiascience.tv - UNSW Newsroom The inner workings of young stars have been disentangled by an international team of researchers - the first time they've been detected in delta …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science ChannelDark Web Is the dark web a wild west for fake coronavirus ‘cures’? The reality is more complicated australiascience.tv - James Martin "It seems, despite the activities of a few dodgy operators, the vast majority of dark web traders are steering clear of exploiting the pandemic for …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science Channel Using a pocket rocket to explore distant planets australiascience.tv - Phil Dooley Researchers have adapted a miniature rocket, called the Pocket Rocket, to replicate the conditions of distant planets' atmospheres. Why This Matte …
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Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science ChannelPandemics A world of languages may be at risk from the COVID-19 pandemic australiascience.tv - ECU Newsroom Regions of the world hit the hardest by COVID-19, like Italy, are also at risk of having regional dialects die out. Why This Matters: One lan ... See …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Science NetAdani Group Study confirms governments repeatedly ignored scientific advice when approving Adani coalmine australiascience.tv - Matthew Currell The finding that the approval of the Adani Carmichael mine was not based on independent scientific evidence comes as vitally important environment …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science ChannelChromosomes Ancient DNA reveals the genetic portrait of Andes civilisations australiascience.tv - Australia's Science Channel Editors A study of DNA belonging to ancient humans in South America has revealed a story of 9000 years of civilisations and surprising genetic continuity. …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Science NetUFOs The US military has officially published three UFO videos. Why doesn’t anybody seem to care? australiascience.tv - Adam Dodd For the first time, the Pentagon has publically confirmed UFO footage but it seems to have barely moved the needle on the UFO controversy. Why Thi …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science ChannelPregnancy Odds are good for baby number two using IVF - Australia's Science Channel australiascience.tv - Natalie Parletta The chances of a couple having a second child with the help of fertility treatment have been studied for the first time. Why This Matters: IVF can be …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Science NetImmune System How a 100-year-old TB vaccine boosts the immune system australiascience.tv - Joseph Milton The TB vaccine helps fight against infections by boosting immune cell production, and it could have a place in the fight against COVID-19. Why Thi …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science ChannelCoronavirus (Covid-19) No, Aussie bats won’t give you COVID-19. We rely on them more than you think australiascience.tv - Pia Lentini "The fundamental issue is not the viruses in bats. SARS-CoV-2 is now a human virus, and we are responsible, knowingly or not, for its global spread." …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Science NetEnvironment The environment loses as subsidies drive Murray-Darling Basin extractions australiascience.tv - UNSW Newsroom The Murray-Darling Basin Plan was implemented to help the basin's rivers, but a new study reveals the plan appears to have the opposite effect. Wh …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Australia's Science ChannelBiology ‘When chemistry became biology’: looking for the origins of life in hot springs australiascience.tv - UNSW Newsroom The hypothesis that hot springs may have been the 'spark' that helped organic matter turn into life has been put to the test in New Zealand. Why T …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Science NetEnergy A solar chimney that saves lives and energy australiascience.tv - RMIT University This solar chimney can slash energy costs and now research reveals it could also help save lives in a building fire. Why This Matters: Clever conc …
Australias Science Channelflipped into Science NetHistory The history of pandemics shows our ability to rebound australiascience.tv - News Desk As the COVID-19 pandemic re-defines our ‘normal’, archaeology shows how we've come out of previous pandemics stronger than before. Why This Ma ... …
