Comet space probe falls silent
THE space lander Philae has explored the comet’s surface and transmitted data before depleted batteries forced it to go silent.
THE space lander Philae has explored the comet’s surface and transmitted data before depleted batteries forced it to go silent.
BARACK Obama has put climate change where Tony Abbott least wanted it at this year’s G20 summit — centre stage.
KAKADU National Park and the Wet Tropics of Queensland have been identified as being under major environmental threat.
CLOSE collaboration with key union groups helped drive the success of an ambitious payroll systems upgrade at NSW Health.
TOKYO University of Science and robotics venture Innophys say they are shipping a new wearable power-assist device intended for use by nurses, factory workers and farmers.
A EUROPEAN spacecraft has made history with a successful landing on a comet, but what answers are scientists actually seeking?
A SPACECRAFT has made history with a successful landing on the surface of a speeding comet millions of kilometres from earth.
A SPACE probe the size of a small fridge has begun its journey towards a comet 200 million km away from earth.
AFTER a decade-long trek through the solar system, the Rosetta spacecraft will today land on the surface of a comet.
HIGH Tech entrepreneur Elon Musk is working on a web of small, low-cost satellites that could provide wireless internet globally.
GOOGLE has signed a long-term lease for part of a historic US Navy air base.
DOZENS of doctors have been implicated in a patients-for-profits scam running out of major medical clinics across Australia.
VIETNAM and PNG have asked for more help to fight illegal logging after Australia pledged $6 million.
A NEW Zealand newspaper has been subjected to an apparent hoax involving a vial of liquid sent with warnings of the Ebola virus.
REGULAR cannabis use shrinks the brain but increases the complexity of its wiring, a study has found.
SCIENTISTS have discovered how DNA morphs into “Frankenstein” chromosomes that cause dozens of rare cancers.
ISRAELI research has helped explain why conflicts persist: because pacifists are more fickle than warmongers.
“WHEN I was a kid we never, ever wore a cap,” Richie Benaud says. “It was because Keith Miller didn’t wear a cap.”
EUTHANASIA campaigner Philip Nitschke has been referred to a tribunal over the death of a suspected killer.
AUSTRALIANS are having less sex but attitudes have become more progressive, the largest study of its kind has found.
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