Game changing, fascinating, exciting, inspiring. There was no shortage of positive adjectives used to describe the science that will be […]
‘It’s as big as science gets’ says Nobel Laureate Professor Brian Schmidt. ‘It’s the unknown unknowns that you’re able to […]
On Saturday evening the worrying clouds cleared to provide a wonderful night sky for Perth’s Astrofest. Held at Curtin University […]
On Saturday 1 March, the ‘red carpet’ (a.k.a red sand) was rolled out at our Murchison Radio-astronomy Observatory (MRO) in […]
You might remember the operational launch of the new supercomputer at the iVEC Pawsey Centre in Perth a few months ago. […]
We’ve talked about the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) before. It’ll be the world’s largest radio telescope, will be located in […]
The poet E.F. Weisslitz once said “Art is Science in Love”, and on this blog we’ve seen the various ways […]
As part of this year’s Australian National Science Week, astronomy buffs travelled to remote Western Australia from near and far […]
By Lisa Harvey-Smith “So – what do you do?” The question dreaded by astronomers seeking a quiet social evening. When […]
Yesterday, 4 July 2013, we officially opened our newest office space for CSIRO Astronomy and Space Science, in Western Australia. […]
By Lisa Harvey-Smith (CSIRO ASKAP Project Scientist) It took the Square Kilometre Array (SKA) teams from Australia–New Zealand and Southern […]
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