Oceanography
Life erupts from volcanic 'mud soup'
The seafloor's struggle to recover from Tonga's 2022 Hunga eruption is real—but tiny marine pioneers are returning, slowly transforming the grey plains into a vibrant la…
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Environment
Australia turns 'trash' cauliflower and broccoli into herbs
Australian farmers are hoping soon they will be able to produce supplements from broccoli and cauliflower.
New technology
Australia introduces groundwater analysis equipment
The device will use laser physics to count atoms of noble gases such as Argon and Krypton, two naturally occurring particles in groundwater and ice cores.
Environment
Severe weather destroys 50% of Australian marine ecosystems
Natural disasters such as storms, cyclones, droughts and heat waves have destroyed nearly 50% of marine ecosystems in Australia, many places where natural life cannot re…
Biology
Discover the whole fungus covered with gold
Where the Fusarium oxysporum mushroom crawls, the gold will cover the fibers there. This finding is assessed to bring new benefits to Australia's gold mining industry.
Discover science
Scientists launch a million-dollar project to
Has been started since 2015 but until now, the Breakthrough Listen Initiative project has been officially tested for the first time.
Discover science
Australian scientists are confident in determining the location MH370
Researchers in Australia have tirelessly attempted to locate Malaysia Airlines' missing MH370 aircraft and believe that it has been located.
Oceanography
The monsters in the deep sea 4.800m in Australia
The process of inquiry requires researchers to collect as much tangible data as possible. 100 different species collected from the expedition are being studied at CSIRO.
Oceanography
There are still many deep-sea creatures that we don't know yet
Among the newly discovered organisms, there are crustaceans, crustaceans and seaworms found at depths of 200-4,000m.
Archeology
Traces of rats 'terrible' weigh 6 kg
Australian scientists (CSIRO) have recently discovered the largest mouse fossil in the world ever in East Timor.
Space science
Mysterious waves of radio waves outside the universe
Scientists have discovered mysterious bursts of radio waves, which exist only for very short periods of time, originating billions of light years ago.
Space science
The image of Centaurus A -
Astronomers from the Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO) have taken the image of a giant galaxy named Centaurus A that emits radio waves…
Biology
SARS virus originates from large ear bats
The virus that causes Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) killed hundreds of people in 2003, has been confirmed to originate from large-eared bat species in China.
Biology
Decode the genome of the world's most harmful insect
Scientists from the CSIRO Foundation and the University of Melbourne in Australia and Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, are about to make a discovery that co…