In the center of the Earth, a giant sphere of solid iron is slowly inflating. This is the inner core and scientists have recently discovered intriguing evidence suggesting that its birth half a billion years ago may have played a key role in the evolution of life on Earth. At the time, our planet’s magnetic …
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On June 28, NASA successfully launched the CAPSTONE project, which is the first step forward in paving the way for Artemis missions that will put astronauts back on the Moon after a period of 50 years. But this is just a development that happened last week. Here we have compiled some of the most exciting …
Weekly space news summary: NASA’s CAPSTONE, Martian “Enchanted Lake” and more Read More »
NSW reports the second case of diphtheria this century The project The first case of diphtheria in a century recorded on news.com.au Diphtheria was identified in two children in North New South Wales, a child in the ICU ABC News Second case of diphtheria recorded in NSW 7NEWS See full coverage on Google News
The Warriors sealed their emotional return home with a 22-2 win over the Wests Tigers against an exhausted Mt Smart Stadium. It was the first time in eight years that the Warriors had maintained zero opposition at their Auckland home. An emotional Tohu Harris led the team in front of a roaring crowd and the …
Parts of NSW have received more than their average monthly rainfall in a few hours this weekend as wild weather hits the eastern parts of the state. A severe weather warning was issued on Sunday for heavy rains and strong winds in Sydney, Illawarra and parts of Hunter and Central Tablelands. Weather meteorologist Andrew Schmidt …
Cases of monkeypox have tripled in Europe in the past two weeks, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), as it urges countries in the region to do more to ensure that the previously rare disease does not spread. ‘arrequi on the continent. Key points: African health authorities are calling on rich countries to share …
I asked my friend if she wanted to come for a swim in the Yarra / Birrarung, near the city, when dawn broke last week. “It’s safe, take the test!” I said. He paused, and for a second I thought he would join me in this recklessness. Then he replied, “It’s like saying that drinking …
Immerse yourself in the Yarra: in your first cold water bath, you’re good at swearing Read More »
Nick Kyrgios’ Wimbledon match against Stefanos Tsitsipas was delayed in farce scenes after the Greek star hit a ball in the crowd. Nick Kyrgios refused to play for several minutes in his big Wimbledon third-round clash against Stefanos Tsitsipas after the Greek star hit a ball in the crowd and appeared to hit someone. Kyrgios …
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As new evacuation orders are issued in parts of Sydney, people in New South Wales are being asked to prepare for more rain today. The forecast is for heavier rains, with the Bureau of Meteorology (BoM) saying an east coast low is likely to develop during Sunday, which will remain on the coast until Monday. …
New evacuation orders issued in Sydney as heavy rains continue to hit NSW Read More »
England may have traveled to the other side of the world, but some family weaknesses have accompanied them. Even more irritating than the end of their successful eight-game streak against the Wallabies was the sheer lack of available excuses and the way they let slip a contest they really should have won. This series of …
Pete Samu seals the victory while Australia, 14 men, punishes the wasteful England Read More »