Robotic Telescope swings into action for cosmic explosion
October 29, 2010The Zadko telescope was the first in the world to turn its gaze to the light coming from a powerful explosion billions of light years away, just 215 seconds after receiving an alert from a NASA satellite.
New clues for the formation of Globular Clusters
October 26, 2010Globular Clusters are densely populated masses of stars, usually found orbiting the centres of galaxies.
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Wireless internet inventor honoured
October 8, 2010Curtin University has recognised Dr John O’Sullivan’s ground breaking work in astronomy and wireless technologies by bestowing him with an Honorary Doctorate of Science.
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New telescope puts focus on high school discoveries
September 30, 2010A new internet telescope was launched by State Education Minister Hon. Dr Elizabeth Constable.
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A Flying Visit by Australia’s Astronaut
August 18, 2010Dr Andy Thomas is Australia’s first astronaut in space and is heading to Perth from 13th-15th September to let us know what it is like beyond the horizon.
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Astronomers align for stellar meeting
August 9, 2010Astronomers from ICRAR joined a historic Australia-China Commonwealth Roundtable on Astronomy at the Shanghai Expo.
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