Bioluminescence – Living light
Earlier this year, Beachgoers in Tasmania were treated to incredible bioluminescence event at Preservation Bay on the state's...
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Scientists learn from Nature’s best chemical detectors
Designers of instruments to detect harmful substances have long been inspired by the canine’s impeccable sense of smell.
Electric Feel
Lightning is an electrical discharge that happens when storm clouds have an imbalance of negative and positive charges either...
Terrestrial Giants
We are not the only planet in our solar system to have geological composition and activity.
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Fibre Optic Lighting
Apart from its use in data communication networks, optical fibres can be used in many creative ways to provide illumination.
Margaret Gregory
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Practicing Without Practicing
There are two main effects of motor imagery: to prepare individuals for the execution of a well-learned skill, or in the...
Andrew Gatus
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Ships, Clocks & Stars: The Quest for Longitude
Three hundred years ago, the passing of the Longitude Act of 1714 began a race to discover a way to determine longitude at sea.
Margaret Gregory
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