Aussies see Aurora Australis again
THE sights are spectacular. Australia saw more of the night-time lights of Aurora Australis last night as solar storms continue to erupt from the Sun.
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‘Pyramid’ added to Ceres mysteries
FAILED planet Ceres just keeps getting stranger: Not only are we still no closer to understand its strange lights, NASA’s just spotted a 5km tall ‘pyramid’ jutting out of the dust.
We’re going to Europa: Here’s why
NASA is about to launch its most ambitious venture yet: To probe the depths of the ice moon Europa, to see if there’s life in the ocean beneath.
Are we wrong about black holes?
THEY may be black. But are they holes? It seems we may have got the universe’s most awesome phenomenon wrong: Are they instead giant fuzzy photocopiers?
USA’s $17b aircraft carrier fail
WOULDN’T trust Australia to build a canoe? Check out the shambles the United States is experiencing with its new $17bn aircraft carrier.
Ancient pot linked to King David
A 3000-year-old pot carrying the name of one of King David’s rivals has sent ripples of excitement through Israel as new, rare evidence of the biblical story’s authenticity.
Apocalypse van bought on eBay before attack
IT is totally bulletproof and loaded with explosives. How could an angry gunman plotting a brazen attack buy this “zombie apocalypse” van online?
Unexpected diet that conquered Europe
FORGET the paleo diet. Research suggests fast food may be the foundation stone of modern civilisation — at least when it comes to rabbits and milk.
Ready or not… It’s crunch time for F-35
THE most expensive military project in history must now deliver. After a decade of delays, cost blowouts and a blow-up, the F-35 is going operational — ready or not.
The most incredible selfie from space
AN ocean of troubles beset them. The tide of time was against them. But persistence has prevailed — and a light sail has unfurled — opening up new possibilities in space travel.
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