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Scientists want you to help them find Planet 9

…Internet to join the search for Planet 9. “We have the potential to find a new planet in our Solar System that no human has ever seen in our two-million-year…

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Giant iceberg decimates Antarctic penguin colonies

…Glacier Tongue. According to research published this month in the journal Antarctic Science, the iceberg caused fast ice expansion in the region (floating sea ice that is permanent attached to…

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Volcano voyage seeks truth about hotspots

…These hotspots create chains of volcanoes as tectonic plates move over the top of them. “The research will shed light on the dynamic processes of the Earth’s mantle,” says Dr…

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The regent honeyeater is forgetting its song as the species dies out

…Despite the increasing number of endangered bird species, there is surprisingly little research into how declines in population size and density might damage song culture in wild birds. We sought…

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Daintree gets $15 million observatory

…Australian Canopy Crane Research Station at Cape Tribulation, used by scientists researching the impacts of global environmental change. (See the video below). With space to accommodate researchers, up to 40…

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Pioneering spirit meets industry-leading expedition cruising

…the Ross Ice Shelf, Zodiac cruise icebergs, visit research stations, observe whales and seals, visit some of Antarctica’s largest penguin colonies, walk on the ice with Emperor Penguins and step…

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A new way to discover Antarctica: Fly over Drake Passage

…Antarctic Tour Operators) and supports global conservation, visiting scientist research programs and provides a platform for citizen science research through Happy Whale and e-Bird projects. Preserving Antarctica’s pristine environment while…

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Sharks important to reef conservation, study finds

…biggest issue is the lack of data,” Colin added. Aside from building on prior research, Meeuwig said in a statement that their continued data analysis and additional research will serve…

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Did smoke from the Black Summer fires give rise to the triple La Nina?

…volumes of smoke ate away at our protective ozone layer. Now, new research by American scientists suggests the Black Summer fires were massive enough to influence the El Niño Southern…

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Spiders customise webs based on diet

DEPENDING ON THEIR nutrient needs, spiders can customise their webs to catch different types of prey, new research suggests. Spider webs are specialised tools for catching prey and each species…

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Scientists want you to help them find Planet 9

Giant iceberg decimates Antarctic penguin colonies

Volcano voyage seeks truth about hotspots

The regent honeyeater is forgetting its song as the species dies out

Daintree gets $15 million observatory

Pioneering spirit meets industry-leading expedition cruising

A new way to discover Antarctica: Fly over Drake Passage

Sharks important to reef conservation, study finds

Did smoke from the Black Summer fires give rise to the triple La Nina?

Spiders customise webs based on diet