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OMG, it’s the ISS
It zips around the Earth at 28,000km/h, so photographing the International Space Station as it crossed the face of the Moon was always going to be a challenge.
A diet of deadly plastic
The 403 fragments of plastic in this mosaic were found in the digestive tract of a young seabird on Lord Howe Island. It’s a grim new record, researchers say.
More power to you
The EcoFlow Delta 2 “portable power station” can run 13 devices simultaneously. It’s a serious bit of kit, but who’s it aimed at?
That awesome aurora feeling
Matt Davis positioned himself in a cave to frame himself in this amazing aurora shot from the David Malin Awards.
‘In the arms race of luxury male grooming, this is the hypersonic nuclear option’
You would expect a $799 shaver to be a bit flash. But this one’s motor boasts ‘advanced magnetic levitation technology’, no less.
It’s a seahorse love story
They form long-term monogamous relationships, and it’s the male that gets pregnant. But the most endearing thing about White’s Seahorses, according to a leading researcher? They fall in love.
‘Just add vodka and it’s the breakfast drink of champions’
Here’s a convenient way to get your caffeine fix this summer: a carton of ready-to-pour cold-drip iced coffee.
The stars at your feet
The famous Sky Mirror effect really turned on at Lake Tyrrell when Rob Embury visited… have you ever seen a photograph quite like this?
The beauty in a split-second moment
It happens too fast for the naked eye to register. But frozen with a 1/4000th-of-a-second shutter speed, amazing detail is revealed in this photo of flying sea foam.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/ross-bilton/page/7