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Researchers gather in Canberra to rid skies of 'space junk'
Space junk is putting A$900 billion worth of satellites and space infrastructure at risk.
Steven Trask is a reporter for The Canberra Times
Space junk is putting A$900 billion worth of satellites and space infrastructure at risk.
A team led by ANU has discovered the mysterious source of antimatter in the Milky Way.
ANU research could be a first step to developing prosthetic brain implants.
The inspiration for the latest breakthrough by these ANU physicists came in a desperate message from Princess Leia.
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