Hello? Anyone there? Scientists detect 'strong signals'. Could it be alien life?
"Strong signals", potentially linked to alien life, have been picked up by a radio telescope operating in a remote corner of Russia.
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Bridie Smith
Chickens have rhythm and can listen to the bossa nova over and over
Birdbrains they may be. But don’t underestimate the humble chook when it comes to having an ear for music. Dem birds have rhythm.
Scientists take first picture of night parrot nest. But who ate the eggs?
What or who was behind this outback murder-mystery?
Computer gamers have an edge in the classroom: study
Gaming can boost students' school performance and should be incorporated into classroom activities.
They carry disease and live among us so why do we know so little about them?
They have lived among us for close to 4000 years. You've likely seen scuttle solo over railway tracks. Or heard nighttime gnawing in your walls or ceiling. Most of the time, you don't even know they're there. And that's the way they like it.
How a grey chunk of rock will rewrite our prehistoric past
No one knew what lay within the grey chunk of rock - or how significant it would prove to be.
Get set for the people's planetary parade
The astronomical show set to take over the August sky will be ‘’the people’s planetary parade‘’ - visible to the naked eye whether you have fancy gear or not.
Face it, there's many a zero between you and your (identical) hero
According to Adelaide University forensic anthropologist Teghan Lewis, the chance of two people looking the same is not as common as an internet search suggests.
Blood test could pick up Alzheimer's clues long before symptoms show
Scientists are close to developing a blood test to detect Alzheimer's disease years before symptoms appear.
Fears for embryos exposed to food container chemical
A controversial chemical commonly found in food containers has again been linked to poor health outcomes - this time in a study of embryos.
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