Discover a new language in Northern Australia
Scientists have just discovered a new language in the Northern Territory. This language is a blended dialect called a language
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Scientists have just discovered a new language in the Northern Territory. This language is a blended dialect called a language
Australia has announced a project to explore an ice sheet dating back to 2,000 Antarctica in an attempt to answer questions about how much ice has melted on Earth and ho…
An Australian mining company has found a 12.76-carat diamond. This is the largest pink, rough diamond ever found in Australia.
Scientists found that baby turtles were able to communicate with each other before hatching to be born together, according to New Scientist.
Researchers from the University of Sydney, Macquarie University and University of Tasmania, Australia, led a group of international researchers who discovered two sunken…
Australia's paper currency has a high concentration of bisphenol A which is very dangerous to health, the study published recently in the Journal of Enviromental Science…
A group of Australian scientists discovered
Anthropologist, millionaire Dick Smith, offered a $ 3,600 bonus to people who could find the 4.2km long Aboriginal origin in the desert in South Australia, Sun reported…
An airplane passenger in northern Sydney, Australia suddenly spotted a mass of objects suspended in the atmosphere.
A strange creature protruding from the river in Australia raises speculation about sea monsters and aliens.
The question haunted investigators for nearly a decade: who is that man, time traveler or spy?
In the midst of a thunderstorm, a strange ball of light suddenly appeared in the sky of Canberra (Australia) and suddenly disappeared without a trace.
The copy of the Stonehenge stone circle consists of a cross that is surrounded by stones that form a perfect circle and is followed by a series of megaliths lasting seve…
MUFON's Clifford Clift general manager said that about 80% of cases can be explained by science, but about 20% of the rest can make you have a haircut.
Up to now, there has been no satisfactory explanation about the origin of the giant Aboriginal picture of 4.2 km high on the ground.