Yesterday, 4 July 2013, we officially opened our newest office space for CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science, in Western Australia. […]
No, not Towel Day, but Tau Day, 28 June. You’ve probably heard of Pi Day, which is celebrated on the […]
By Lisa Harvey-Smith (CSIRO ASKAP Project Scientist) It took the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) teams from Australia–New Zealand and Southern […]
According to the Internet, Jerry Seinfeld once said, “I’ve compiled a book from the Internet. It’s a book of quotations […]
We’re so excited to see our Australia Telescope Compact Array dancing to Daft Punk’s latest single ‘Get Lucky’, in preparation […]
Earlier this morning, people across Australia, Papua New Guinea and some small Pacific Islands were witness to an annular solar […]
Our colleagues over at the CSIRO News blog are currently running a feature on some of our scientists, who are […]
Scientists – and especially astronomers – tend to use quite a few acronyms in their work. A lot. Complex scientific […]
A month or so ago, we marked the fiftieth anniversary of the discovery of quasars – huge, energetic explosions of […]
Did you happen to catch the lunar eclipse last night? Don’t worry if you missed it, you’re probably not alone. […]
Get off that couch and into your spacesuit because it’s time to celebrate the International Day of Human Space Flight. […]
If you’re into astronomy, you may have already been to some of our visitors centres, like the ones at Parkes, […]
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